From a chateau outside of Paris, this late 18th or early 19th-century, six-panel screen showcases intricate hand-painted classical motifs on a fabric canvas stretched over a hand-hewn wooden frame, a hallmark of refined design from the Regency period. The panels depict elegant neoclassical scenes with detailed figures, architectural elements, and floral embellishments, all rendered with meticulous craftsmanship. Its generous size and folding structure make it both a functional room divider and a stunning decorative statement. Circa 1790s.
Dimensions:
W: 114″
D: 2″
H: 72″
