Pair Of Engravings Depicting Turkish Scenes, Directoire Period
"Zélica, Outraged by the Fekir's Audacity" and "The Unfortunate Malika Rescued by Prince Séyf," based on works by Salvator Tresca (1750–1815) and engraved by Boullay.
A pair of engravings in the “Turqueries” or Orientalist (a later term) style from the Directoire period of the late 18th century.
These engravings on paper are presented in their original gilded and blackened wooden frames, known as “Au deuil de la reine” (typical of the late 18th century), and protected by bubbled glass.
Dimensions of the print : 12 cm x 15 cm / Dimensions including frame : 16 cm x 19 cm
Please note a small flaw on the margin (visible in the photos).
Shipping available to France, the EU, and outside the EU upon request.
A pair of engravings in the “Turqueries” or Orientalist (a later term) style from the Directoire period of the late 18th century.
These engravings on paper are presented in their original gilded and blackened wooden frames, known as “Au deuil de la reine” (typical of the late 18th century), and protected by bubbled glass.
Dimensions of the print : 12 cm x 15 cm / Dimensions including frame : 16 cm x 19 cm
Please note a small flaw on the margin (visible in the photos).
Shipping available to France, the EU, and outside the EU upon request.
240 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 16th, Directory
Condition: Good condition
Material: Paper
Reference (ID): 1838207
Availability: In stock
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