Candle Stands, in Chippendale Drawings, Vol. I 1760
thomaschippendale
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This is a drawing by renowned English furniture designer Thomas Chippendale from his publication, "The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director." It displays six designs for candle stands, highlighting the intricate details and elegant Rococo-inspired forms that characterized Chippendale's work. The delicate, flowing lines and the use of scrollwork and floral motifs in this drawing reflect the trends of the 18th century, showcasing the refined taste of the era. The inclusion of "Candle Stands" in the title highlights the practicality of these designs, while the "Chippendale Drawings" designation underscores the influence of this influential furniture maker on the development of English design.
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