Iconographic Engravings – The Fine Arts (1851) French Print - Les Accessoires du Costume et du Mobilier, Plate CCCXCI - "Temple of Apollo" Diorama and "Notary's Meeting" Figurines

Antique French Print - Les Accessoires du Costume et du Mobilier, Plate CCCXCI - "Temple of Apollo" Diorama and "Notary's Meeting" Figurines

Description:
This exquisite antique print from Les Accessoires du Costume et du Mobilier, Plate CCCXCI, captures two rare, meticulously crafted miniature dioramas. This plate is a remarkable representation of French decorative art from the early 19th century and was part of the renowned collection of H.R. D’Allemagne.

• Top Image: The "Temple of Apollo," a delicate structure created with cardboard and adorned with glass beads and gilded embossed paper strips. This piece dates to the early 19th century and is believed to be referenced in the address card of Fidele Berger.
• Bottom Image: "A Meeting at the Notary," a painted metal figurine group from the Louis-Philippe era, depicting a formal gathering around a notary. The detailed figures and period clothing offer a charming insight into social customs of the time.

The level of artistry, detail, and historical significance makes this print a rare collector’s item, suitable for framing and display. It will appeal to those who appreciate fine dioramas, historical fashion, and decorative art from France's 19th century.

Features:

• Original Title: Les Accessoires du Costume et du Mobilier
• Plate Number: CCCXCI
• Subjects: "Temple of Apollo" Diorama, "Notary's Meeting" Figurines
• Era Represented: Early 19th Century (circa 1800s)
• Condition: Excellent condition with minor aging signs on the edges
• Dimensions: [Specify dimensions, e.g., 10" x 14"]
• Framing: Unframed, ideal for custom framing
• Language: French
• Provenance: Collection of H.R. D’Allemagne
• Artistic Details:
  • The "Temple of Apollo" diorama includes intricate detailing with glass beads and gilded elements.
  • "Notary’s Meeting" features life-like painted figures in traditional attire from the Louis-Philippe period, showing exquisite craftsmanship.

Ideal For:

• Art collectors specializing in French decorative arts
• Historians interested in 19th-century European fashion and social customs
• Lovers of miniature dioramas and intricate figurine artistry
• Interior designers looking for unique, historical wall art
• Gift for antique and vintage art enthusiasts