Art deco beveled mirror 111x81cm

The "art deco" style born after the first world war took off during the 1920s before slowly declining from the 1930s to end with the second world war. Typical of art deco mirrors, the ice of this one remained apparent in its upper third thus emphasizing the purity and sobriety of its lines. This mirror is a concentrate of the decorative ornaments of this period. Its floral and leafy motifs frequently recur in the furniture of this period (at louis sue, in particular) its warm gilding contrasts elegantly with the blackened parts. To sublimate this chic atmosphere, all you have to do is find a nice reproduction of a portrait of tamara de lempicka. Two small scratches are to be reported on the period ice.