At Sotheby's

  • View originals
    at Sotheby's in New York
    on the 4th Floor, May 19-22

    Viewing Hours
    • Saturday, May 19, 10 to 5
    > Meet Holly and Tom, 11 to 1 • Sunday, May 20, 1 to 5
    • Monday, May 21, 10 to 5
    • Tuesday, May 22, 10 to 1

    Wednesday, May 23, Auction
    Session begins at 2 pm



    The New York Times -
    "Romantic visions of
    Constantinople, now Istanbul,
    these rare wallpaper scenes
    were created in France in 1815
    by the atelier of Joseph Dufour
    with over a thousand hand cut
    wood blocks, 16 by 19 inches,
    hand painted in tones of gray
    and brown (en grisaille, and
    en sepia) and hand printed
    on rag paper panels.
    ...
    "Joseph Dufour was the leading
    French maker of scenic
    wallpaper during the French
    Empire and and Restoration
    periods. Known for fine
    engravings of Paris, London
    and Constantinople, he
    produced a lot of wallpapers
    after 1815 for export to
    England and America."
       -- Wendy Moonan,
       "Antiques: Scenic Views, Even
       Indoors, On Wallpaper"
       NY Times 2/28/98


    For printed scenes & fabrics
    CONTACT: Whitney Maehara
       CHARLES SPADA Showroom
       Boston Design Center

                  W H I T N E Y

                  s c e n e s

                  h o w   t o   o r d e r

                  c o l o r

                  f a b r i c s

                  m i r r o r s

                  p r i n t s   +   l i n k s


    E x c l u s i v e
       • wall panels and rolls
       • fabrics 54 x 108 in. +
           > wall covering backing, FR
           > polished cotton, linens
           > silk sheer, satin, polyester
           > organic denim, cotton FR
           > fine art canvas
       • printed mirrors
       • printed lexan, metal, 4x8ft.
       • print room style vignettes
       • textured rag paper / framing















       "The panels open up
       a space because they
       are landscapes with
       the illusion of depth.
       Put one in a small
       room and it will
       immediately give
       the impression
       that the room is
       far bigger. Put
       one in a dark
       or narrow room
       like a hallway and
       it immediately gives
       you the illusion
       of air and light."
       -- Carolle Thibalt-Pomerantz
          Paris and New York
          author, dealer, collector









































































    CHARLES SPADA ANTIQUES
    Boston Design Center
    showroom representation - printed scenes and fabrics


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