Decorative Ornament, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy for Holiday Displays, Seasonal Decorating and Decorative Home Accents
On February 23, 1961, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy launched the most celebrated redecoration of the White House in its history, undertaking an ambitious plan to acquire the finest period furniture, with which the historical integrity of the Executive Mansion’s interiors would be restored. During a private visit in 1971, she would view her official portrait by Aaron Shikler, which is featured on this ornament.
Style it as part of a themed seasonal arrangement, or let its subject stand out among simpler decorations. Pairing related motifs can give a display a more personal direction without needing to match every piece. Plan its place in your arrangement alongside the pieces you already use.
Key Features
- Decorative first lady jacqueline kennedy motif for themed arrangements
- On February 23, 1961, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy launched the most celebrated redecoration of the White House in its history, undertaking an ambitious plan to acquire the finest period furniture, with which the historical integrity of the Executive Mansion’s interiors would be restored.
- During a private visit in 1971, she would view her official portrait by Aaron Shikler, which is featured on this ornament.
Specifications
| Brand | White House Historical Association |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Decorative ornament |
| Design | First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy |