Description
The Daughters of Laban and Jacob, ca. 1750 Folded fan, the cabretille leaf painted after the work of Sebastiano Conca (1680-1764) illustrating the meeting of Jacob and Laban's daughters, Rachel and Leah, at the well. Reverse painted with a vast panorama of the Italian countryside with mountains on the horizon. Mounted in engraved ivory, heightened in colors with mirror decoration of baskets of flowers, country symbols. Reprise of the motives of the face to the reverse, with the blue line. H.t. 29,8 cm - H.f. 17,1 cm (wear, restorations)
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The Daughters of Laban and Jacob, ca. 1750 Folded fan, the cabretille leaf painted after the work of Sebastiano Conca (1680-1764) illustrating the meeting of Jacob and Laban's daughters, Rachel and Leah, at the well. Reverse painted with a vast panorama of the Italian countryside with mountains on the horizon. Mounted in engraved ivory, heightened in colors with mirror decoration of baskets of flowers, country symbols. Reprise of the motives of the face to the reverse, with the blue line. H.t. 29,8 cm - H.f. 17,1 cm (wear, restorations)
