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Designs for Frames by Italian Giuseppe Barberi — VisualArtsDB

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Designs for Frames

Designs for Frames

Italian Giuseppe Barberi

1800

Medium: Pen and brown ink, brush and sepia wash on off-white laid paper
Genre: Furniture
Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum

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Panel with fasces in wreath; eagle in wreath

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Italian Giuseppe Barberi, 1800

Elevation of a church

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Italian Giuseppe Barberi, 1790

Candelabrum, Probably for Rooms in the Palazzo Altieri, Rome

Candelabrum, Probably for Rooms in the Palazzo Altieri, Rome

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Crest of a chair

Crest of a chair

Italian Giuseppe Barberi, 1800

Two chalices

Two chalices

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Designs for Fountains; Verso: Blotter of a Black Crayon Drawing, the Lower Part of the Project for the Elevation of a Pavilion

Designs for Fountains; Verso: Blotter of a Black Crayon Drawing, the Lower Part of the Project for the Elevation of a Pavilion

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