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Elementi floreali / elementi vegetali / paesaggio
Elementi floreali / elementi vegetali / paesaggio
Year
1700 - 1749
Materials
seta; filato metallico / raso liseré broccato.
Inventory
1646/T
Dimensions
Altezza: 46 cm, Larghezza: 28 cm
Definition
frammento di tessuto
Subject
Tessuto seta raso / Fabric silk satin
Description
Frammento formato da due parti di tessuto unite a rovescio mediante una striscia di cartone incollata. Motivo a grandi elementi floreali e vegetali naturalistici con scorcio paesaggistico incorniciato. Fondo verde, decoro policromo ed argento.
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