Ontwerp voor een tafelstuk 1738 - 1749

This design for a centerpiece, created by French artist Gabriel Huquier in the mid-18th century, demonstrates the intricate and lavish style of Rococo ornamentation. The drawing depicts a grand and elaborate centerpiece featuring a central bowl adorned with delicate scrolls and a cherub motif. This design, likely intended for a wealthy patron, showcases the exuberant aesthetic of Rococo art, with its emphasis on asymmetry, flowing curves, and playful details. The work, housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers insight into the artistry and decorative practices of the Rococo period.