Five-fold screen

Panels attributed to Jean Jacques François Le Barbier French

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Related to the scenes on the tapestry chair backs associated with the four tapestry wall hangings "Le Quatre Parties du Monde". See also 1978.404.1–.18.

Five-fold screen, Panels attributed to Jean Jacques François Le Barbier (French, Rouen 1738–1826 Paris), Panels: oil and canvas; frame: gilt wood; lining: silk taffeta, French

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Five-fold screen, Panels attributed to Jean Jacques François Le Barbier (French, Rouen 1738–1826 Paris), Panels: oil and canvas; frame: gilt wood; lining: silk taffeta, French
Five-fold screen, Panels attributed to Jean Jacques François Le Barbier (French, Rouen 1738–1826 Paris), Panels: oil and canvas; frame: gilt wood; lining: silk taffeta, French
Five-fold screen, Panels attributed to Jean Jacques François Le Barbier (French, Rouen 1738–1826 Paris), Panels: oil and canvas; frame: gilt wood; lining: silk taffeta, French
Five-fold screen, Panels attributed to Jean Jacques François Le Barbier (French, Rouen 1738–1826 Paris), Panels: oil and canvas; frame: gilt wood; lining: silk taffeta, French
Five-fold screen, Panels attributed to Jean Jacques François Le Barbier (French, Rouen 1738–1826 Paris), Panels: oil and canvas; frame: gilt wood; lining: silk taffeta, French
Five-fold screen, Panels attributed to Jean Jacques François Le Barbier (French, Rouen 1738–1826 Paris), Panels: oil and canvas; frame: gilt wood; lining: silk taffeta, French

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