The Pheasants Verdures of the Vatican Pillow
The Pheasants Verdures of the Vatican Pillow
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Designed by Jean-Démosthene Dugourc for the Lyon silk manufactory of Camille Pernon around 1799, this pattern belongs to a series Dugourc called the 'Verdures of the Vatican,' inspired by the antique-derived grotesque ornament Raphael painted in the Vatican Loggie. 'The Pheasants' was created as part of an elaborate silk wall covering for the Casita del Labrador, a royal retreat near Madrid built for the Spanish crown. Both the Art Institute of Chicago and the Cleveland Museum of Art preserve examples of this refined Neoclassical silk design.
Jacquard-woven both sides in soft, durable yarn; insert included.
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