Ceiling design, Castle Blayney (19th Century) by Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise

Watercolor design for a decorated ceiling corner with octagonal panel, scrollwork borders, and floral motifs in green and ros

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This watercolor and pencil design shows a corner of a decorated ceiling with painted borders in green, rose, and maroon. An octagonal central panel is framed by scrollwork, stylized flowers, and a zigzag band, while vertical strips carry foliate and floral patterns. The work is attributed to Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise and titled Ceiling design, Castle Blayney (19th Century).

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