Stoel van witgeschilderd beukenhout 1740

This white painted beechwood chair, created by Noël Poirié in 1740, showcases the elegance of 18th-century French furniture design. The chair's intricate carving and delicate, curved legs are characteristic of the Rococo style, which emphasized asymmetry and natural forms. The woven cane seat and back provide both comfort and visual interest. This piece is a testament to Poirié's artistry and the enduring appeal of Rococo design.