Five Wall Decoration En Grisaille by Dufour, Paris, France, 19th Century

From the collection of Dorothy Waterhouse who operated Boston's Waterhouse Wallhangings. Wallpapers known as landscape figures were very popular in New England in the early 19th cent...

Large grisaille wallpaper from the series "Psyche", designed in 1815 by Merry-Joseph Blondel & Louis Lafitte for Dufour Paris. The three panels sho...

A most decorative and very large scale French 19th century framed wallpaper wall decor. The wallpaper is set within a straight patinated frame with an...

An excellent quality 18th Century En Grisaille painting, the lunette oil on canvas of a finely detailed scene of putting and animals in a landscape with a bountiful fruit and foliate...

A very fine and most charming Italian 19th century charcoal grisaille of a winged cherub. The beautiful art work is within its original ebonized fruit wood and giltwood frame with a ...

Executed in France circa 1890, this elegant grisaille (monochrome) oil painting depicts Cardinal Richelieu in his study, reading a royal dispatch. The composition captures a moment o...

Period Empire neoclassical wallpaper screen. Either by Zuber of Dufour. Was always intended as a screen.

19th century French cherub wallpaper panels. In this collection, Irish, English and French wallpaper have been applied to a frame decorated with 18th and 19th-century Irish reproduction moldings taken from original castings. They have been coordinated gold leafed and painted to assimilate the specific wallpaper pattern. These pieces are representations of how the great rooms in Europe were decorated in the 18th and 19th century. Interi transforms European artifacts...

An Italian pair of stretched canvas paintings from the 19th century. These antique wall decorations from Italy each have painted canvas stretched over an arch-shaped wood frame, nearly 4 feet in width. The paintings are Neoclassical in design featuring an urn with flame at center, symmetrically framed within an abundant display of scrolling acanthus leaves. A gold tone ribbon fabric with nail-heads outlines the outer edges of each framed piece. These 19th century Italian Neoclassic arched wall ornaments would add the grandeur of height hanging above a pair of window or door casings...

19th century roll of wallpaper frieze in trompe-l'oeil ribbon on an 8-way roll. About 61 m/0.05 cm. useful. Second Empire era, polychrome printing. ...