Мебель 16-17 века.
Мебель 16-17 века.
Большая картинка:http://www.liechtensteinmuseum.at/en/pages/zoom.asp?
Made in Augsburg by Melchior Baumgartner around 1650
16 век-------------------------------------
Coffre Artist : Anonymous
Date : approx. between 1500 and 1520
Material : Walnut wood
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Artist : Anonymous
Date : approx. between 1500 and 1520
Material : Oak
Date : approx. between 1500 and 1550
Date : approx. between 1500 and 1520
Date : approx. between 1500 and 1520
Dressoir
Artist : Anonymous
Date : approx. between 1500 and 1520
Cabinet Date : near 1580
Material : Walnut wood
Cabinet
Date : near 1550
Material : Walnut wood, Marble
Cabinet
Rangement
Jacobus Fiamengo
around 1590
Cabinet Artist : Anonymous
Date : approx. between 1580 and 1600
Material : Oak, Wood veneer
Cabinet
Cabinet
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Armoire à deux corps (cupboard on chest) 17 век
The carved decoration of this armoire displays unusual exuberance and virtuosity. Its structure is characteristic of French armoires of the Renaissance and the first half of the seventeenth century: two separate sections and four doors. The relief work was carved after engravings by Bartolomeus Spranger and Marten de Vos. The piece thus reveals the links between Prague artists and French artists via engraving.
Armoire à deux corps (cupboard on chest)
First quarter of the seventeenth century
France
East-central France
Walnut
Loyola University, Chicago, Martin D'Arcy Collection, chest French, ~1565
Cabinet
Circa 1645
Former Pierre Revoil collection
Paris
Oak and poplar, darkened fruitwood base, ebony veneer
H. 1.84 m; W. 1.58 m; D. 0.56 m.
Purchased in 1828
Pierre Gole (c. 1620-1684)
Parisian 'cabinetmakers working in ebony' in the first half of the seventeenth century developed a piece of furniture which was based on Flemish and German cabinets. Their method was quite different, but the element of surprise remained unchanged: as in the theater, the cabinet concealed a sumptuous scene behind a sober exterior. In the same way, cabinets veneered with ebony on the outside opened up to reveal creations of precious materials on the inside.
'Anne of Austria's' chest
Mid-seventeenth century
Anne of Austria (?); listed in the Crown Collection in 1729
A chest decorated with gold filigree
The chest stands on four lion's paws on circular pads. The lid is slightly domed and the piece has a gold handle at each end. The front face is fitted with a lock. Consisting of a wooden case entirely covered with blue satin, the chest has openwork decoration, like gold netting, inspired essentially by plants. The flowers include tulips, sunflowers, and French marigolds arranged harmoniously in luxuriant foliage and stem patterns. The blue satin is visible through the openwork decoration.
Armoire said to be by Hugues Sambin
Circa 1580
France
Partially gilded and painted walnut and oak
H: 2.06 m.; W: 1.50 m.; D: 0.60 m.
Armoire said to be by Hugues Sambin
The decorations on this highly architectural piece of furniture include bas-reliefs, scupture in the round, and painted panels. It has often been compared to the work of the architect and ornamentalist Hugues Sambin (circa 1520-1601). Although some features do seem to be inspired by his architectural style, other sources, in particular those of Fontainebleau, have contributed to the creation of this armoire, which is very representative of sixteenth-century furniture.
Unknown
French, 1580
Carved walnut and oak with painted panels, linen and silk lining
Pine, walnut, ash, and other woods.
South German, ca. 1570 - 90
Merchant Adventurer's 16th/17th Century Furniture
Chest of Drawers Eastern Massachusetts
1690 - 1710
Oak and white pine, painted decoration
17 век---------------------------
Anonyme
Bureau
around 1680
Artist : Anonymous
Relationship with : Guillaume V, prince d'Orange
Date : approx. between 1640 and 1720
Cabinet on Stand
Attributed to : Jean Macé
Date : approx. between 1645 and 1660
Material : Ebony, Gilded bronze, Ivory, Semiprecious stone
Cabinet on Stand
Attributed to : Jean Macé
Date : approx. between 1645 and 1660
Cabinet on Stand
Attributed to : Jean Macé
Date : approx. between 1645 and 1660
Cabinet on Stand
Artist : Pierre Gole
Date : near 1660
Material : Ebony, Horn, Ivory, Gilded bronze
Cabinet on Stand
Artist : Pierre Gole
Date : near 1660
Cabinet on Stand attributed to Jean Mace after 1641 French Paris Ebony inlay of various woods tinted ivory and colored hardstones gilt-bronze figures
Writing Cabinet
Cabinet
Anonyme
Armoire -Date : 1678
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Bureau Mazarin - France and Italy in the 17th Century
Artist : Pierre Gole
Date : near 1680
Cabinet on Stand by Pierre Gole French 1660 Ebony kingwood tortoiseshell ivory gilt bronze
Random furniture in Château de Chenonceau
Walnut, Oak and Marble Inlay
c. 1620, with replaced modern pediment
Cabinet on Stand attributed to Jean Mace after 1641 French Paris Ebony inlay of various woods tinted ivory and colored hardstones gilt-bronze figures
Cabinet on Stand attributed to Jean Mace after 1641 French Paris Ebony inlay of various woods tinted ivory and colored hardstones gilt-bronze figures
Cabinet on Stand attributed to Jean Mace after 1641 French Paris Ebony inlay of various woods tinted ivory and colored hardstones gilt-bronze figures
german cabinet
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Cabinets of the Odyssey
Salon François 1er at Fontainebleau
ДВЕРИ
Chateau de Fontainebleau
Chateau de Fontainebleau
камины
Большая картинка:http://www.liechtensteinmuseum.at/en/pages/zoom.asp?
Made in Augsburg by Melchior Baumgartner around 1650
16 век-------------------------------------
Coffre Artist : Anonymous
Date : approx. between 1500 and 1520
Material : Walnut wood
Artist : Anonymous
Date : approx. between 1500 and 1520
Material : Oak
Date : approx. between 1500 and 1550
Date : approx. between 1500 and 1520
Date : approx. between 1500 and 1520
Dressoir
Artist : Anonymous
Date : approx. between 1500 and 1520
Cabinet Date : near 1580
Material : Walnut wood
Cabinet
Date : near 1550
Material : Walnut wood, Marble
Cabinet
Rangement
Jacobus Fiamengo
around 1590
Cabinet Artist : Anonymous
Date : approx. between 1580 and 1600
Material : Oak, Wood veneer
Cabinet
Cabinet
Armoire à deux corps (cupboard on chest) 17 век
The carved decoration of this armoire displays unusual exuberance and virtuosity. Its structure is characteristic of French armoires of the Renaissance and the first half of the seventeenth century: two separate sections and four doors. The relief work was carved after engravings by Bartolomeus Spranger and Marten de Vos. The piece thus reveals the links between Prague artists and French artists via engraving.
Armoire à deux corps (cupboard on chest)
First quarter of the seventeenth century
France
East-central France
Walnut
Loyola University, Chicago, Martin D'Arcy Collection, chest French, ~1565
Cabinet
Circa 1645
Former Pierre Revoil collection
Paris
Oak and poplar, darkened fruitwood base, ebony veneer
H. 1.84 m; W. 1.58 m; D. 0.56 m.
Purchased in 1828
Pierre Gole (c. 1620-1684)
Parisian 'cabinetmakers working in ebony' in the first half of the seventeenth century developed a piece of furniture which was based on Flemish and German cabinets. Their method was quite different, but the element of surprise remained unchanged: as in the theater, the cabinet concealed a sumptuous scene behind a sober exterior. In the same way, cabinets veneered with ebony on the outside opened up to reveal creations of precious materials on the inside.
'Anne of Austria's' chest
Mid-seventeenth century
Anne of Austria (?); listed in the Crown Collection in 1729
A chest decorated with gold filigree
The chest stands on four lion's paws on circular pads. The lid is slightly domed and the piece has a gold handle at each end. The front face is fitted with a lock. Consisting of a wooden case entirely covered with blue satin, the chest has openwork decoration, like gold netting, inspired essentially by plants. The flowers include tulips, sunflowers, and French marigolds arranged harmoniously in luxuriant foliage and stem patterns. The blue satin is visible through the openwork decoration.
Armoire said to be by Hugues Sambin
Circa 1580
France
Partially gilded and painted walnut and oak
H: 2.06 m.; W: 1.50 m.; D: 0.60 m.
Armoire said to be by Hugues Sambin
The decorations on this highly architectural piece of furniture include bas-reliefs, scupture in the round, and painted panels. It has often been compared to the work of the architect and ornamentalist Hugues Sambin (circa 1520-1601). Although some features do seem to be inspired by his architectural style, other sources, in particular those of Fontainebleau, have contributed to the creation of this armoire, which is very representative of sixteenth-century furniture.
Unknown
French, 1580
Carved walnut and oak with painted panels, linen and silk lining
Pine, walnut, ash, and other woods.
South German, ca. 1570 - 90
Merchant Adventurer's 16th/17th Century Furniture
Chest of Drawers Eastern Massachusetts
1690 - 1710
Oak and white pine, painted decoration
17 век---------------------------
Anonyme
Bureau
around 1680
Artist : Anonymous
Relationship with : Guillaume V, prince d'Orange
Date : approx. between 1640 and 1720
Cabinet on Stand
Attributed to : Jean Macé
Date : approx. between 1645 and 1660
Material : Ebony, Gilded bronze, Ivory, Semiprecious stone
Cabinet on Stand
Attributed to : Jean Macé
Date : approx. between 1645 and 1660
Cabinet on Stand
Attributed to : Jean Macé
Date : approx. between 1645 and 1660
Cabinet on Stand
Artist : Pierre Gole
Date : near 1660
Material : Ebony, Horn, Ivory, Gilded bronze
Cabinet on Stand
Artist : Pierre Gole
Date : near 1660
Cabinet on Stand attributed to Jean Mace after 1641 French Paris Ebony inlay of various woods tinted ivory and colored hardstones gilt-bronze figures
Writing Cabinet
Cabinet
Anonyme
Armoire -Date : 1678
Bureau Mazarin - France and Italy in the 17th Century
Artist : Pierre Gole
Date : near 1680
Cabinet on Stand by Pierre Gole French 1660 Ebony kingwood tortoiseshell ivory gilt bronze
Random furniture in Château de Chenonceau
Walnut, Oak and Marble Inlay
c. 1620, with replaced modern pediment
Cabinet on Stand attributed to Jean Mace after 1641 French Paris Ebony inlay of various woods tinted ivory and colored hardstones gilt-bronze figures
Cabinet on Stand attributed to Jean Mace after 1641 French Paris Ebony inlay of various woods tinted ivory and colored hardstones gilt-bronze figures
Cabinet on Stand attributed to Jean Mace after 1641 French Paris Ebony inlay of various woods tinted ivory and colored hardstones gilt-bronze figures
german cabinet
-----------------------------------
Cabinets of the Odyssey
Salon François 1er at Fontainebleau
ДВЕРИ
Chateau de Fontainebleau
Chateau de Fontainebleau
камины