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Mural silk of the Empress Bedroom, 1787 (silk) (detail)
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Mural silk of the Empress Bedroom, 1787 (silk) (detail)
XIR194109 Mural silk of the Empress Bedroom, 1787 (silk) (detail) by Gaudin, Gilles (fl.1756-89); Chateau de Fontainebleau, Seine-et-Marne, France; (add.info.: before it was the bedroom of the queens Anne of Austria (1601-66) (Anne d Autriche), Marie Leczinska, Marie-Antoinette; today the decoration is as Josephine left it; formerly attributed to Philippe de La Salle (1723-1804); see also RL 632/LA 91043 and RL 633/LA 91044 in colour; ); French, out of copyright
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1763 1814 Cage Empress Josephine Lozenge Marie Antoinette Partridge Repeating Pattern Musical Instruments
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This print showcases a mesmerizing detail of the Mural silk of the Empress Bedroom, created in 1787 by Gilles Gaudin. Located in the Chateau de Fontainebleau in Seine-et-Marne, France, this exquisite piece was originally part of the bedroom belonging to renowned queens such as Anne of Austria, Marie Leczinska, and Marie-Antoinette. The intricate design features a delicate combination of textiles and patterns that transport us back to a time when opulence reigned supreme. The textile is adorned with an enchanting cage filled with vibrant floral arrangements, including partridges nestled among lush foliage. Musical instruments add an element of elegance and sophistication to this already breathtaking composition. The lampas broche technique used in creating this masterpiece adds depth and texture to every inch. A repeating pattern consisting of lozenges and leaves creates a sense of harmony throughout the artwork. It is worth noting that this particular section has been preserved exactly as Josephine left it during her reign. Initially attributed to Philippe de La Salle but later credited to Gilles Gaudin, its historical significance cannot be overstated. As we admire this remarkable print captured by Bridgeman Images, we are transported into an era where artistry met royalty. It serves as a testament to the enduring beauty and craftsmanship that continues to captivate audiences even centuries later.
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