Armchair after 1756

This pair of armchairs, created after 1756 by French master craftsman Jean-Baptiste Lebas, are exquisite examples of Rococo furniture. The chairs feature elegant, curvilinear forms with intricate carvings and delicate, gilded finishes. One chair boasts a floral tapestry upholstery, while the other is adorned with a deep green velvet fabric, demonstrating the refined tastes of the period. This artwork showcases the artistry and craftsmanship that characterized the Rococo style, a movement celebrated for its playful and ornamental aesthetic.