Fine 18th-century Engraving In A Beaded Gilded Wood Frame, Titled "the Autumn Harvest," Dedicated To Beauvillieu

A rich, beautiful engraving from the reign of Louis XV in its lovely carved wooden frame with beaded, molded detailing, gilded with bright gold, presented with a Marie-Louise mat in delicate tones: "The Autumn Harvest," a remarkable work engraved by CL. Frussotte, based on the beautiful drawing by the famous and talented F.M. Queverdot. A charming courtly scene dedicated to and bearing the coat of arms of Monsieur le Comte de Beauvillieu, Marshal of the Camp and Knight of the Orders of Saint Louis and the Royal and Military Order of Saint Lazarus. In Paris, at the shop of the father and son M.ds d’Estampes on Rue Saint-Jacques, and at the artist’s studio on Rue des Grands Degrés, at Limonadier, across from Rue Perdue.... I won’t describe this lively scene, brimming with 18th-century charm—my photos will speak for themselves; take a look...