Designs for wall-panels, Clandon Park, Surrey

细节

Attributed to Jean-Baptiste Reveillon
Designs for wall-panels, Clandon Park, Surrey
Engravings with extensive hand colouring in gouache and watercolour, two plates from the series, each on two joined sheets of laid paper, trimmed, repaired tears and defects (mainly at the sheet edges).
79 x 48cm (sheet) each (2)

来源

Possibly George Onslow (d. 1814), 1st Earl of Onslow, Clandon Park, Surrey.

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拍品专文

Jean-Baptiste Reveillon (d. 1811) was appointed in 1784 as Manufacture Royale to Louis XVI. The wallpaper patterns are conceived in the antique manner, inspired by Giovanni Volpato's decoration of the Raphael Loggia in the Vatican, Rome.

The papers may have been acquired during the visits made to Paris in the early 1780s by George Onslow, 4th Baron and later 1st Earl of Onslow (d. 1814), a Lord-in-Waiting to George III. They are contemporary with some of Reveillon's 'Les Deux Pigeons' paper, which the Earl acquired at this period for the drawing room at Clandon Park, Surrey (J. Cornforth et al, Clandon Park, 1995, p. 16).