Schouw, wandtapijten en trumeau 1760

This detailed engraving, "Schouw, wandtapijten en trumeau" from 1760 by Jean François de Neufforge, depicts a design for a fireplace and surrounding panelling. The two plates show detailed plans for a fireplace with accompanying wall ornamentation, including a mirror and woven tapestry. This is a prime example of French Rococo design, showcasing an elegant and intricate style that was popular in the 18th century. The delicate curves, intricate details, and emphasis on decorative elements are characteristic of this period. This intricate plan is likely meant to guide builders or craftsmen in the creation of a luxurious interior. The artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum.