Kandelaar met guirlandes 1772 - 1779

This is a design for a three-branched candelabrum created by Jean Pelletier in the late 18th century. The design, which is engraved in black and white, features a central column decorated with vertical fluting and leaf motifs that extend to form the candle branches. This intricate design exemplifies the Rococo style, a period known for its elaborate and asymmetrical ornamentation, often inspired by nature. This drawing provides valuable insight into the decorative arts of the period, showcasing the elegance and sophistication of Rococo design.