Légende
Design for marquetry of musical instrument(s) suspended by ribbons in a round medallion, Le Samara el Kurbe Egyptien et la halamanie turc, design drawing, One of 103 designs for marquetry of musical instruments suspended by ribbons in round medallions, intended for the set of chairs made by Van Doren for the great hall of the Palace of the Prince of Orange in Brussels in 1828., inscription: 'Le Samara el Kurbe Egyptien et la halamanie turc', watermark, draftsman (artist): Pierre Félix van Doren, Brussels, in or before 1828, draftsman (artist), mineral, inorganic material, materials by function, paper, ink, graphite (mineral), pen in black ink, pen in black ink over sketch in graphite, height 253 mm x width 208 mm, diameter 123 mm, trophy, ie: decorative arrangement of symbolic or typical objects, ornament, bagpipe, musette, Royal Palace (Brussels), A circular pencil drawing on faint beige paper showing a central bundle of objects tied together with a twisted rope, including a cylindrical rod with cross-hatching, a textured pouch or folded cloth with curved stitched lines, a ribbon with looped bow ends, and several long wavy ribbon-like strips extending outward; thin concentric circular guide lines are visible around the composition and the drawing lines are delicate and sketchlike.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B47_353
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
36.3Mo (7.3Mo) / 27.5cm x 33.1cm / 3245 x 3910 (300dpi)