Italian Roccoco Hand-Carved Wall Mirror cubism armor-plated thorax

armor-plated thorax

while a meticulous woven lattice grid filters light into the cavity

this work showcases Dreyer's skill in capturing both likeness and mood

The sensual space is captured by the female nude that is one with the landscape

graphic contrast often referred to as a zebra or tuxedo look

Italian Roccoco Hand-Carved Wall Mirror cubism armor-plated thorax35W x 53 1 2H x 3 1 2D This hand carved wall mirror presents a compelling study in the principles of the Italian Rococo style. Originating in the 18th century as a reaction against the formality of the Baroque, the Rococo embraced asymmetry, lightness, and a celebration of natural forms, all evident in the design of this 20th century piece. The mirror's frame exemplifies the Rococo aesthetic through its dynamic composition of hand carved scrolls and