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Hand-Colored Etching On Paper

Title: Dritte Seite Der Parade Kammer Mit Einem Spiegel (Third Side Of The Parade Chamber With A Mirror)

Item Size: Height: 72cm, Width: 82cm, Depth: 5cm, Weight: 1.5Kg

Signature Details: Inscribed In Lower Margin In German Script

Archival Markings Visible On Verso; Reference Number A492 Noted On Frame Backing

Condition: Fair - Refer To Images

Provenance: This Is An 18Th-Century German Architectural Engraving, Likely From A Series Of Interior Design Studies. The Work Exemplifies The Rococo Period'S Fascination With Ornamental Palace Interiors. The Composition Demonstrates Sophisticated Understanding Of Perspective And Decorative Architectural Elements, Featuring Elaborate Gilt Ornamentation, Draped Fabrics, Landscape Vignettes, And A Central Mirror—Characteristic Of Aristocratic Chamber Design. The Hand-Coloring Exhibits Period Techniques With Careful Application Of Pigments To Enhance The Architectural Details And Spatial Depth.

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Location of item: 4-10 Keon Parade, Thomastown, VIC, Australia

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