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Interior Decoration > Overmantels and mirrors
19th century trumeau with 18th century painting of putti (Reference 9460)
Trumeau in the Louis XVI style from the 19th century with a grisaille on marouflaged paper representing a putti scene dating from the 18th century. In a gilded frame with round flowers in the corners, the putti are busy harvesting wheat, reaping, threshing and gathering the grain,while two of them fight over a gourd of water. The lower part of the overmantel has a mirror framed with a sequence of carved and gilded friezes of pearls, curlicue foliage and topped by a scroll that links the upper and lower parts of the whole trumeau composition.
Origin
France 19th century. The painting is late 18th century.
Dimensions
| Width | Height | Innerwidth | Innerheight | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4' 3'' ⅛ 130cm |
6' 11'' ½ 212cm |
3' 5'' ⅜ 105cm |
4' 1'' ⅝ 126cm |
Additional information
Grisaille is a monochrome painting technique similar to the “chiaroscuro” or clear-dark, that uses all the nuances of a single color to imitate marble, stone or bronze reliefs.
Condition
Good general condition. On the left : a crease in the marouflage. Both of the sides of the a painting were extended to fit the frame - see close up picture 5.














