Début XIXe Siècle Early 19th century
Fragment of wallpaper depicting a blue peac…

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Début XIXe Siècle

Early 19th century Fragment of wallpaper depicting a blue peacock in a frieze of stylized foliage between broken arcatures underlined by laurels and beneath a frieze of orange and green festoons. (Worn, torn and missing, mounted on strong paper). H 50.5 x W 75 cm

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Début XIXe Siècle

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