Italian Roccoco Hand-Carved Wall Mirror cubism graphic contrast often referred to

graphic contrast often referred to as a zebra or tuxedo look

scalloped silhouette that mimics the fluid motion of undulating ocean waves

Base: 16”H x 31 1/2” x 31 1/2”

gracefully intertwine around the basin

The sensual space is captured by the female nude that is one with the landscape

Italian Roccoco Hand-Carved Wall Mirror cubism graphic contrast often referred to35W x 53 1 2H x 3 1 2D This hand carved wall mirror presents a compelling study in the principles of the Italian Rococo style. Originating in the 18th century as a reaction against the formality of the Baroque, the Rococo embraced asymmetry, lightness, and a celebration of natural forms, all evident in the design of this 20th century piece. The mirror's frame exemplifies the Rococo aesthetic through its dynamic composition of hand carved scrolls and