Twee panelen met representaties van januari en februari in het stadhuis te Nancy before 1896

This artwork, created before 1896 by an anonymous artist, depicts two panels representing January and February. The panels, which are part of a larger series, are housed in the town hall of Nancy, France. The panels showcase a style of allegorical representation, possibly influenced by the School of Nancy, known for its Art Nouveau aesthetic. The left panel portrays a mother holding a child, symbolizing the warmth of January, while the right panel presents a woman in a flowing gown, representing the chill of February. The intricately carved frames around each panel contribute to the overall decorative quality of the artwork.