Barnes Takeout: Art Talk on a Pennsylvania German black unicorn chest
Channel: Barnes Foundation
Date: 2020-12-18

Learn about this style of Pennsylvania German furniture known as the black unicorn chest which came out of Berks County.

When you're #seeingtheBarnes look for this work in Room 2 of our Collection Galleries.

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