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A French marquetry and ivory inlaid panel
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A French marquetry and ivory inlaid panel

細節
A French marquetry and ivory inlaid panel
circa 1880
By Ferdinand Duvinage, Maison Giroux
An exotic bird shown seated amidst foliage in a marshland with stylised water below, with monogram signature to lower right DF Bte
11x8in. (27.6x20.6cm.) framed
出版
KISLUK-GROSHEIDE, Danielle Maison Giroux and it's 'Oriental Marquetry Technique', published in Furniture History Society Journal, volume XXXV, 1999, p. 147-172 (illus.)
注意事項
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拍品專文

The style of this panel is typical of the designs produced on furniture and works of art by the house of Giroux towards the end of the 19th Century. Inspired by the Japanese designs found in illustrated material of the period, Rosalie Duvinage filed a patent for a new technique described as une mosaique combinée avec cloisonnement métallique pour objets artistiques et d'ameublement in June 1877.
A virtually identical panel is illustrated in the above publication from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.