Pedestal [Woman of Algiers] 1862

The "Pedestal [Woman of Algiers]" is a 19th-century marble pedestal designed by Charles-Henri-Joseph Cordier in 1862. It showcases intricate carvings, adorned with gold accents, creating a visually striking display of craftsmanship. The pedestal, with its rich burgundy and ivory color scheme, is a testament to the aesthetic sensibilities of the era. It currently resides at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, and its ornate design adds a touch of grandeur to the museum's collection.