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Your Style: Mid-Century Traditional 🪵
Clean lines, warm walnut, zero clutter. Proof that "quiet luxury" was just good mid-century furniture all along.
Mid Century Federal Style Serpentine Front Credenza by Bassett Furniture in Green - Newly Painted
$2,500.00
1970s Campaign Chinoiserie Lowboy Dresser with Double-Ring Hardware Huntley by Thomasville
$3,100.00
Mid Century Chinoiserie Dresser by Dixie Furniture
$2,400.00
Your Style: Chinoiserie 🐉
Hand-painted lacquer, rich color, zero regrets. You'd rather have one showstopper than ten beige things.
Mid Century Chinoiserie Sideboard Media Unit
$1,700.00
Mid Century Ming Style Chinoiserie Buffet by American of Martinsville in Olive Green - Newly Painted
$2,700.00
Mid Century Chinoiserie 7 Drawer Dresser by Bassett Furniture
$2,400.00
Your Style: Campaign 🧳
Brass hardware, tailored lines, ready to travel. You'd pack a trunk for a weekend at the lake and call it "light."
1970s Campaign Chinoiserie Lowboy Dresser with Double-Ring Hardware Huntley by Thomasville
$3,100.00
1970s Campaign Style Lowboy Dresser by Henry M. Goodman Furniture
$2,500.00
1970s Campaign Style Highboy by Henry M. Goodman Furniture
$2,400.00
Portrait of Ludovicus Nonnius by Peter Paul Rubens Reproduction Framed 23in × 26.5in
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Mid-Century reproduction of Rubens Ludovicus Nonnius.
Oil on wood. Gilt Frame.
Hand-painted.
Description from the National Portrait Gallery where the original work hangs in Trafalgar Square, London :
The aged antiquarian and doctor Ludovicus Nonnius meets our gaze with watery eyes. With his slightly parted lips, he appears to engage us in discussing a passage from the book he holds, which is most likely his recently published text, Diaeteticon sive de recibaria, Libri IV. In this, he argues for the importance of diet, his research based on the eating habits of the ancient Romans.
Nonnius was a friend of Rubens in Antwerp, and the artist shows his respect for the old scholar by painting him in fine clothing, seated in a stately chair and framed by grand classical architecture. The bust is identified in Greek lettering as Hippocrates (around 460–around 370 BC), the founder of medicine and a respected forebear of Nonnius in terms of his medical and classical learning. The books on the ledge emphasise the scholarly achievements of the sitter; the cover ties of two hang undone, suggesting that he has recently consulted them.
DIMENSIONS
23ʺW × 3.75ʺD × 26.5ʺH
CONDITION NOTES
In excellent allover condition. No missing material.
DELIVERY
Nationwide Delivery or Free Local Pick Up in the Chicago area available.
The Details
- Dimensions
- 23" W × 3.75" D × 26.5" H
- Era
- Vintage
- Condition
- Excellent · Original, unaltered Fully detailed before we ship.
- Delivery
- We offer FREE Local Delivery in the Chicago area (within 40 miles of Northbrook, IL) and FREE Local Pick-Up. We also deliver to the lower 48 states: add to cart and enter your ZIP code at checkout to see your shipping cost.