

Architectural Drawing of the Interior of the Comte de Nieuwerkerke's House
An architectural drawing of the interior of a house. Red wall at top with metal decorative items including statues, shields, and spears. Below the red wall is a wood and metal railing. Under the railing are three arches. The arch on the right shows a painting of a landscape with a river and mountains. The arch in the middle shows a painting of a landscape with a horse and carriage. The arch on the left is not painted. Below the arch on the right is a decorative tile wall. To the right of the arches is a brick wall with a staircase. On the bottom right is a plant with a statue. There are notes and signatures on the bottom.
Artwork Details
- Date
- ca. 1870
- Medium
- Pen and watercolor on paper
- Culture
- French, Paris
- Dimensions
- 493 × 625 px
- Public Domain
- Yes
- Museum Record
- View original
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