Study for the Dining-Room Ceiling of the Bagatelle Pavilion 1760 - 1818
francoisjosephbelanger
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This architectural drawing by French architect François Joseph Belanger depicts a design for the ceiling of the Bagatelle Pavilion's dining room. The drawing, which dates from 1760-1818, is a study for a complex and decorative design, highlighting the intricate detailing that would have been used in the final ceiling. The drawing features a central octagon surrounded by a series of rectangular and triangular compartments, all adorned with delicate floral motifs and a series of wreaths. The design reflects the ornate and elegant style prevalent in the late 18th-century French architecture. This detailed drawing showcases Belanger's skill in creating a harmonious and visually stimulating design for the Bagatelle Pavilion's dining room ceiling.
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