Design for a decorated door 1830 - 1897

"Design for a Decorated Door" (1830-1897) by Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise is a decorative design for a door panel that reflects the ornate aesthetics of 19th-century design. Featuring two distinct panels, the upper panel depicts a woman holding a tambourine, adorned with elaborate foliage and a bird above, while the lower panel features a pair of birds in a wreath, symbolizing the natural world. The use of gold accents and intricate floral motifs evokes a sense of grandeur and refinement, typical of the Rococo revival style. This design exemplifies the decorative arts of the 19th century, showcasing the artistic flair and meticulous detail that characterized the era.