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In addition to the “Rousseau” Service tableware with its combed blue borders and white backgrounds (2018-6-38), the service was also produced in a borderless version with differently shaped plates. However, both versions employed the same asymmetrical combination of animal, plant, and insect images copied from Japanese prints, typically a large image supported by two smaller ones. Like the original tableware, all decorations in this variant version were transfer printed and hand painted.
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Titles: | Plate from the "Rousseau" Service |
Date: | 1866-1875 |
Artists: | Félix-Joseph-Auguste Bracquemond (French, 1833–1914) Made by Lebeuf-Milliet et Cie, Creil and Montereau, France (1840–1875) Made for François-Eugène Rousseau (French, 1827–1891) |
Medium: | Glazed faience with transfer and hand coloring |
Dimensions: | Diameter: 10 inches (25.4 cm) |
Classification: | Containers |
Credit Line: | Gift of Larry A. Simms, 2018 |
Accession Number: | 2018-6-39 |
Geography: | Made in France, Europe |
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