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Two-tone print of a decorative interior with a sofa, classical columns and painted garden panels with cypress trees and pools

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La Fresque de la Chambre verte II, Ferdinand Bac (1925). Via artnap.com

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A two-tone decorative print showing a green-room interior with a sofa beneath three painted panels framed by classical columns. The central panel depicts a formal garden with cypress trees, a reflecting pool and a symmetrical building, while the side panels show domed pavilions and fountains. Potted plants, a bouquet of roses and a tiled floor complete the stylized room. The work is titled La Fresque de la Chambre verte II, by Ferdinand Bac, dated 1925.