The Sloane Collection
Currently on view
The Hermitage, a 42-room Arts and Crafts mansion constructed between 1908 and 1936, is home to the Sloane Collection, a remarkable assemblage of fine and decorative art that spans 5,000 years of history and represents over 30 countries.
Amassed by William and Florence K. Sloane over fifty years, the collection includes more than 2,800 objects, such as Neolithic jade, ancient Chinese bronzes, Indian Chola bronze statues, Spanish religious icons, European ceramics, and American paintings.
The collection is on display throughout the riverside mansion, where master craftsmen like Charles J. Woodsend and Karl von Rydingsvard contributed to the intricate woodwork, making the house itself a stunning complement to the art it holds.
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