ARTIST UNKNOWN

Hand-Colored Etching

Title: Erste Seiten Der Parade Kammer (First Side Of The Parade Chamber)

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

Signature Details: Signed In Plate; Additional Manuscript Annotations Visible On Verso

Inscribed "829 Ught Stamp Up" And "£ Oe Panial" On Backing; Manuscript Notations Indicating Pricing And Provenance Details Dated 1944

Condition: Fair - Refer To Images

Provenance: An 18Th-Century German Architectural Engraving Depicting An Ornate Baroque Interior Design Scheme. The Work Exemplifies The Detailed Architectural Documentation Practices Of The Period, Showcasing Elaborate Wall Paneling, Decorative Drapery, Ornamental Medallions, And Classical Sculptural Elements. The Hand-Coloring Demonstrates Period Techniques With Careful Application Of Pigments To Enhance The Architectural Details. This Type Of Engraving Served As Both Artistic Documentation And Design Reference For Craftsmen And Patrons Of The Era.

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

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