
Octagonal panelled glass set in an elaborate bronze frame in the form of panels of decorative foliage edged by silver-gilt strapwork. The panels are decorated with nude female figures, putti, masks, clusters of fruit, flowers, and ribbons. It joins a collection rich in French nineteenth century applied art. There is another Barhedienne mirror which might still be found in England. This work was acquired with assistance from the Wolfson Foundation.
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Title of artwork, date
Mirror, 1867
Date supported
1992
Medium and material
Bronze & gilding
Dimensions
206 x 137 cm
Grant
20000
Total cost
110000

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