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Pierre Rousseau (French, 1751-1829)
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Shifts in style and taste often result in changes to original architectural details. Rousseau painted these doors with imitation dark wood grain. Another craftsman later scraped off the dark color surrounding the classical designs. This set was conserved in 1979 and retains more traces of the original graining than the other doors by this artist in the museum's collection. Pierre Rousseau Double
Admire Pierre Rousseau’s ‘Double-Leaf Doors’ (1790). A neoclassical masterpiece featuring intricate carvings & gold/blue details. Explore this stunning French artwork!
Intricate carvings define these magnificent Neoclassical double-leaf doors by Pierre Rousseau from 1790, showcasing exquisite French craftsmanship that invites you to bring timeless elegance into your collection.