Stoel van kersen(?)hout, met beklede zitting, rechthoekig rugraam met opengewerkte vaas met guirlandes en rozetten
Details
- Palette
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- Dimensions
- height 85 cm x width 47 cm x depth 48 cm
- Holding institution
- Rijksmuseum
- Image provider
- rijksmuseum
- License
- Public Domain
- Credit
- Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
Art Genome Taxonomy
9 tags
Styles and Movements
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Neoclassicism Interpretive · 84%
The rectilinear silhouette, tapered legs, urn-like ornament, garlands, and rosettes are consistent with a neoclassical visual vocabulary; this is an interpretation rather than a catalogued style attribution.
Visual Qualities
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Symmetrical Visual · 93%
The back frame, central urn-like ornament, garlands, rosettes, and front rail are organized around a strong vertical axis with approximate bilateral symmetry.
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Geometric Visual · 90%
The rectangular back frame, straight rails, tapered legs, and repeated circular ornaments create a clearly geometric structure.
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Highly Ornamented Visual · 95%
Rosettes, a central urn or vase motif, hanging garlands, carved foliage, and additional ornament on the lower front rail make the chair highly decorated.
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Slender Visual · 89%
The chair has a notably narrow, upright silhouette, with slender tapered legs and a tall open back.
Time Periods
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18th Century Art Metadata · 96%
The catalog dates the chair to 1785–1800, placing most of the stated range in the late eighteenth century while including the year 1800.
Materials
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Wood Both · 94%
The catalog identifies the chair as made of cherry(?) wood, while the frame, legs, and decorative elements visibly appear to be wooden.
Furniture and Lighting
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Chair Metadata · 100%
The catalog classifies the object as a chair, and the image shows a freestanding seat with a back and four legs.
Textiles
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Use of Fabric Both · 98%
The catalog describes an upholstered seat, which is visibly covered in a dark textile with a subtle repeating pattern.
Source & rights
anonymous. Stoel van kersen(?)hout, met beklede zitting, rechthoekig rugraam met opengewerkte vaas met guirlandes en rozetten. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.