Sell what you have plenty of Buy now - Bruun Rasmussen
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French tapestry attributed to Francois Boucher, Paris;<br />
"The Chinese series" (the second series), madame<br />
instructing her Chinese servants how do the garden and<br />
decorate the pavillion. 18th century. W. 318. H. 238 cm.<br />
The first Chinese Series (Tenture chinoise) to be woven at the<br />
Beauvais Manufactory, <strong>now</strong> called The Story <strong>of</strong> the Emperor <strong>of</strong><br />
China, was proably designed about 1688. Its cartoons was were<br />
by the figure painter Guy-Louis Vernansal, the celebrated flower<br />
painters Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer and Jean Belin de Fontenay.<br />
Popular for some forty years, the series was last woven about<br />
1727-28, by 1731 the cartoons were to be damaged for no futher<br />
use. Sensing a growing revival <strong>of</strong> chinoiserie, Jean -Baptiste Oudry<br />
commissioned a new Chinese series from Francois Boucher.<br />
DKK 175.000-200.000 / € 23.000-27.000<br />
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A pair <strong>of</strong> large French Louis XVI gilt and patinated bronze<br />
candelabra, each with female figures on cylindrical bases<br />
<strong>of</strong> white marble, holding al<strong>of</strong>t three branches decorated<br />
with vases <strong>of</strong> Blue John. Second half <strong>of</strong> the 18th century.<br />
H. 92 cm. (2). DKK 600.000 / € 80.000<br />
BRUUN RASMUSSEN TRÉSOR<br />
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