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Marie Antoinette's Boudoir at Fontainebleau
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Jules-Marc-Antoine Frappaz, Marie Antoinette's Boudoir. 1876, oil on canvas. Musée national du Château de Fontainebleau. Then ...
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The Dining room from Kirtlington Park
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Dining room from Kirtlington Park, Oxfordshire, 1742–48 Designed by John Sanderson (English, active from 1730, died 1774) Wood, plast...
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For your château? Chocolate Pot and Warmer
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Perhaps each morning you would like to be served chocolate in bed, you know, just to get you a bit energized for the day or at least...
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18th century, Birth of Design, Furniture Masterpieces 1650-1789
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Marie Antoinette's jewelry case, used for storing her diamonds, rubies and other pearls, is one of the many stunning objects on dis...
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18th Century Dog Houses
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The Metropolitan Museum's Wrightsman Galleries for French Decorative Arts. Photo: Carlton Hobbs LLC The 18th century saw some luc...
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Tapestry from Marie Antoinette's Drawing Room to be auctioned
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A tapestry panel hangs at Bantry House. Image via Bantry House . A set of four tapestries was made for Louis XV on the occasion of the ...
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The Ruins of Rome: an amazing hand-painted 18th century grisaille wallpaper
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Wallpaper from Van Rensselaer Manor House. ca. 1768, Tempera on watercolor paper. Gift of Dr. Howard Van Rensselaer, 1928. Metropolita...
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Secrets of an 18th Century Game Table from the Roentgen Workshop
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Room from a hotel in the Cours d'Albret, Bordeaux, Carving attributed to Barthélemy Cabirol (1732–1786) and his workshop. ca. 1785,...
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Royal Treasures from the Louvre: Louis XIV to Marie-Antoinette
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When the Louvre sends art work to you, you go visit it! The Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco has just opened their latest exhibition:...
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A Pair of Glazed Biscuit Porcelain Wall Lights [1750]
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Pair of wall lights , French. 18th century [ca. 1750], Glazed biscuit Chinese porcelain parrots of K'ang Hsi period; soft-paste Vi...
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Outside of Versailles: November in the Fields
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Master of the Months of Lucas, November. Tapestry, 1731-1743. I love this early eighteenth century tapestry and wish I had a color ima...
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Decorative Arts: A perfect gift to her mother, the Empress of Austria
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Martin van Meytens II, Portrait of the Empress Maria-Theresa of Austria . Oil on canvas, c. 1745-1750. The John and Mable Ringling...
Inspired by Herculaneum, styles fit for Marie Antoinette
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Giovannia Battista Piranesi, Side Table . Gilt oak, lime wood, marble, 1768. The Minneapolis Institute of Arts. As times changed at t...
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Exhibition: Paris: Life & Luxury
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If you have ever wanted to step back in time and visit 18th century France at its best, now is your chance. The Getty is hosting an exhibit...
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Interior Decor: The 18th Century Athenienne
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An 18th century athènienne sits in the corner of a room used for entertaining. If you want to add some 18th century flair to any...
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For your château? Armchairs
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I am going to try a new format. Decorative arts are easy to love or hate, but let's try a comparison. Which do you prefer and why? The...
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Aurora and Cephalus
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Boucher, François and Maurice Jacques. Aurora and Cephalus , 1775-76. Wool and silk tapestry, Hofburg Palace, Austria. Boucher worked with ...
Exhibition: Vienna Circa 1780
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"...the splendor of royal dining during the ancien régime " Vienna Circa 1780: An Imperial Silver Service Rediscovered is on vie...
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For your château? Meissen Vase
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Meissen Factory. Vase, 1750. porcelain with ormolu mounts. Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. This lovely porcelain vase was made at the ...
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For your château? Andiron
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Pierre Gouthière. Andiron , c. 1770/80. Gilt bronze. The Detroit Institute of Arts. Here are a pair of andiron, made in France by Pierre...
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