Arabesken met vazen 1754 - 1819
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"Arabesken met vazen" is a design drawing by Dutch artist Lambertus Hardenberg created between 1754 and 1819. The drawing, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts a collection of decorative floral motifs in brown and red. The intricate patterns include vases, foliage, and a cherub with a flower garland. The piece reflects the Rococo style, popular during the 18th century, which emphasized elegant curves, ornate details, and a playful sense of movement. These decorative motifs could have been used for various purposes, such as embellishing furniture, textiles, or architectural elements. Hardenberg's delicate line work and subtle color palette demonstrate the Rococo style's emphasis on refined beauty and sophistication.
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