Description & Technical information
A famille rose European subject dinner plate, the centre painted with two cartouches depicting a woodcutter and a soldier, the cavetto with a chain border, and the rim with a bamboo and flower garland. Qianlong period, circa 1775
The source for this image is unknown though it could refer to a Gentlemen's club of the period, perhaps one inspired by Don Quixote. It has been suggested that the two figures represent Quixote and his side-kick Sancho Panza.
Date: 1775
Period: 1750-1850, 18th century
Origin: China
Categories: Oriental and Asian Art
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