Plate 1865

This Limoges enamel plate, created in 1865 by Charles Lepec, features a central scene depicting a family group against a cloudy sky. The family is depicted in a romanticized and idealized manner, reminiscent of 19th century French romanticism. The outer rim is decorated with a vibrant floral design, showcasing the artistry of enamelling. The plate is a fine example of the decorative arts of the 19th century, demonstrating both skillful craftsmanship and the enduring appeal of the romantic aesthetic.