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Decorative design panel with pink and turquoise floral border, gilded rococo cartouche, and a green wash landscape vignette i

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Panneau avec chèvrefeuille et motifs décoratifs, Alexis Peyrotte (1743), Bibliothèque nationale de France. Via artnap.com

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This watercolor design panel shows a rococo-style border of green vines, purple honeysuckle-like blossoms, and pink lattice on a turquoise ground. A gilded scrolled cartouche in the center frames a pale vignette of trees and a meadow in soft green wash. The work is attributed to Alexis Peyrotte and dated 1743.