Drie haardschermen 1745 - 1775

This anonymous 18th-century engraving, "Drie haardschermen," depicts three elaborate designs for fire screens. Created in the Rococo style, the screens feature intricate, ornate frames adorned with garlands of flowers and leaves. The central screen is distinguished by its grandeur, showcasing a design that blends elements of the antique with contemporary aesthetics. The engraving offers a glimpse into the decorative tastes of the era, highlighting the Rococo's emphasis on elegance and refinement. This piece, housed in the Rijksmuseum, serves as a valuable document of the artistic and design trends of 18th-century Europe.