Golden Frame Known As "canal" From Napoleon III Period
The so-called "canal" frames in the Louis XVI style are suitable for portraits, landscapes, seascapes, history paintings and genre scenes. They are universal. Born under Louis XVI, their grooves were then in carved wood. Resumed under the restoration at the time of the return of the Bourbons to the throne to signify the recall to the old regime, they will be manufactured until 1920 with certain interpretations (patterns or nature of the gilding: gold or copper, which betray their exact period of manufacture in the eyes of any connoisseur.) Always chic, they are timeless. If you are looking for a particular format, do not hesitate to ask us. We have a large number of formats. Catering is included in the marked price; this one can be a bit of a debate, just give us a call.
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Golden Frame Known As "canal" From Napoleon III Period