Beauport: The Sleeper McCann House

Beauport: The Sleeper McCann House by Nancy Curtis is a visually rich exploration of the summer home designed by interior designer Henry Davis Sleeper. Published by Historic New England in April 1990, this 2nd edition spans 112 pages and is presented in English. The book provides an overview of the house, highlighting its unique themes and the extensive collection of decorative arts objects that Sleeper curated throughout his life.
Readers will find a captivating blend of photographs and text that offers insights into the decorative art traditions of the past. Each room in Beauport is meticulously detailed, showcasing the intricate design choices made by Sleeper. This work delves into the architectural significance of the house and its role within the context of historic buildings in New England, making it a valuable resource for those interested in architecture and domestic design in the United States.
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Beauport is the tantalizing personal statement of interior designer Henry Davis Sleeper. Built as a summer home, each room presents a theme that showcases Sleeper’s amazing collection of thousands of decorative arts objects. This dazzling book of photographs and text offers an intriguing window on decorative art traditions of the past.
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