Plaque 1725 - 1735

This small plaque, created by the workshop of Charles Fromery between 1725 and 1735, showcases a central scene of three figures amidst a landscape. The plaque features a decorative border with delicate floral motifs, birds, and human heads. The style is characteristic of the Rococo period, marked by its playful asymmetry, whimsical details, and emphasis on ornamentation. This intricate and finely crafted plaque is a testament to the artistry of the workshop, highlighting the delicate artistry of the Rococo era.