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Chambre a coucher Louis XVI, peinte en gris…
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Chambre a coucher Louis XVI, peinte en gris…, Georges Rémon (1907). Via artnap.com
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A watercolor interior of a Louis XVI style bedroom, shown with a gilded canopy bed draped in green and patterned fabric, a carved bed frame with floral ornament, and a marquetry commode topped with a bust. A painted folding screen, a small side table, and a patterned rug complete the room, which has grey paneled walls and tied drapery at the window. The work is by Georges Rémon and dates to 1907.
