Fauteuil c. 1785
jeanbaptisteclaudesene1
minneapolisinstituteofart
textile, wood, gilding
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furniture
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textile
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wood
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gilding
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decorative-art
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decorative art
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rococo
"Fauteuil" (c. 1785) by Jean-Baptiste-Claude Sené is a pair of armchairs that exemplify the elegance and refinement of French furniture during the late 18th century. The chairs are characterized by their slender, fluted legs, delicate carvings, and sumptuous upholstery. The gilt-wood frames are adorned with intricate details, including rosettes, scrolls, and floral motifs. The chairs are upholstered in a rich yellow silk with a woven floral pattern, showcasing the craftsmanship and artistry of the period. The chairs, now at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, are a testament to the enduring beauty and skill of French furniture makers.
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