Explore the elegance and artistry of French furniture during the reign of Louis XV in Henri Clouzot's "L'ameublement français sous Louis XV." This meticulously researched work delves into the distinctive styles, materials, and craftsmanship that defined this golden age of French design. From the ornate curves of the rococo to the refined details of marquetry and bronze ornamentation, the book offers a comprehensive overview of the period's most iconic furniture pieces.
Discover the evolution of furniture design as it mirrored the tastes and trends of the French court and aristocracy. Clouzot's detailed descriptions and insights provide a valuable resource for collectors, historians, and anyone passionate about the decorative arts. "L'ameublement français sous Louis XV" remains a definitive study of a pivotal era in the history of French design.
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