Hien-Foung Empereur de Chine by Edmond Morin (1861)

Engraved portrait of a seated man in an embroidered robe on an ornate carved throne, by Edmond Morin, 1861.

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An engraved print shows a seated man in an elaborately embroidered robe with a beaded necklace, wearing a dark cap with a small finial. He sits in a richly carved wooden throne with a decorative backrest and a cushioned footstool. The work is titled Hien-Foung Empereur de Chine, created by Edmond Morin in 1861.

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