Rocaille motieven by Emanuel Eichel

Rocaille motieven 1727 - 1775

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"Rocaille motieven," a 1727-1775 etching by Emanuel Eichel, is a collection of decorative motifs in the Rococo style. It features a series of elaborate, asymmetrical designs inspired by nature, often incorporating S-curves, scrolls, and floral elements. These designs were intended for use in various decorative arts, such as furniture, architecture, and even textiles, showcasing the exuberant and playful spirit of the Rococo period. The etching is housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and measures 195 mm in height and 293 mm in width.

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