A Spanish 18th century Baroque ebonized fruitwood, rosewood, burl walnut and bone specimen cabinet

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A striking Spanish 18th century Baroque ebonized fruitwood, rosewood, burl walnut and bone specimen cabinet. The cabinet is raised by elegant bun feet. The front facade displays ten visible drawers and one central door. Each drawer displays stunning and intricately... — Read More

Item # 10158
H: 20.5 in L: 37.25 in D: 12.5 in
H: 52 cm L: 95 cm D: 32 cm
Spain
18th Century
Bone, Burl Walnut, Ebonized Fruitwood, Rosewood
Baroque Period Read More

(Baroque Period) - Derived from the Latin term meaning broken, the Baroque style used contrasting movements, exuberant details, grand movements, rich colors, and illusions to surprise and give a sense of awe. This style of art, architecture, and interior design was thought to be in response to the Protestant Reformation, which worked to limit the influence of the Catholic Church. The removal of religious elements appealed to the intellectual majority of the time, but not churchgoers. After the Council of Trent, the church imposed strict academic policies that sought to communicate religious themes throughout the arts. This short-lived period saw its decline with the help of Madame de Pompadour, who in 1750 sent her nephew on a two-year mission to Italy with the sole purpose of returning a passion for the classical arts to France.

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