Design for the decoration of a beamed ceiling 1840 - 1897
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Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise's "Design for the decoration of a beamed ceiling" (1840-1897) is a detailed drawing for a ceiling design. It depicts a series of horizontal wooden beams separated by panels of blue with a delicate pattern of white dots. The central section of the ceiling features a brown vertical panel with elaborate floral motifs. The work reflects the decorative arts of the 19th century and provides a fascinating insight into interior design during this period. The ceiling's design, with its contrasting colors and patterns, would have created a visually captivating space in a home. The drawing is an example of a decorative design and was created by Lachaise, a prominent artist known for his contributions to interior design.
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