1840-1860, G. JEUNE WORKSHOP SCRIPT MARK

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A Paris porcelain rectangular topographical plaque
1840-1860, G. JEUNE WORKSHOP SCRIPT MARK
In the oil-painting-style, depicting Parisians promenading in the Tuileries gardens, inscribed in purple red Paris G.J.ne above vue du chateau des Tuileries within an elaborate gilt wooden frame
22 x 30.1 cm. (exc. frame)

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Lot Essay

The Jardins des Tuileries were created for Catherine de Médicis in 1564 and redesigned by André le Nôtre in 1664. They once belonged to the Palais des Tuileries which was burned down during the Paris Commune uprisings in 1871.

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