Gold Box 1770

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"Gold Box" is a small, elaborately decorated box made in 1770 by French artist Pierre François Drais. The box, now in the Art Institute of Chicago, is crafted with a green enamel base, a gold frame, and is decorated with two porcelain plaques depicting romantic scenes in a pastoral setting. This small, intricate object is a testament to the artistry of the Rococo period and the high craftsmanship of French artisans.