Arabesken met harp 1780 - 1830
josephgleich
rijksmuseum
drawing, print, paper, engraving
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drawing
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neoclacissism
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paper
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geometric
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line
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pen work
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decorative-art
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engraving
"Arabesken met harp" is a design plate by Joseph Gleich, dating back to 1780-1830. It features three distinct decorative panels showcasing intricate floral motifs, birds, and a prominent harp in the center. These patterns, typical of the Rococo style, were likely intended for use in decorative arts such as textiles, furniture, or interior design. The print itself is now part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam, measuring 299 mm in height and 188 mm in width.
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