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Boudoir from Hotel d'Hocqueville, Rouen
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Boudoir from Hotel d'Hocqueville, Rouen

Fixon Firm (French), ornamental sculpture by; François Guéroult (French, 1745–1804), designed by · c. 1785 · wood and plaster, in part painted and gilded, window and mirror glass, marble table tops

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Credit lineBoudoir from Hotel d'Hocqueville, Rouen, c. 1785. Attributed to Fixon Firm (French), attributed to François Guéroult (French, 1745–1804). Wood and plaster, in part painted and gilded, window and mirror glass, marble table tops; overall: 408.7 x 436.6 x 283.2 cm (160 7/8 x 171 7/8 x 111 1/2 in.). The Cleveland Museum of Art, John L. Severance Fund, 1970.53
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