Wooden window above an exterior door

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Description
An overhead light is a window above the front door. Centuries ago, you literally fell in with the door. During the Golden Age, the first houses with a corridor were built. It was mainly the rich people, who could afford such a house. Now it was very dark in the hallway without windows. Reason to introduce the window above the front door, From 1750 you also see windows with ornaments, because you could show off nicely. The materials and shapes also reflect the time in which they were made. From windows with ornaments from the late baroque, with acanthus leaves in Louis Quinze style to the trees of life from the 19th century.
 
This fanlight, decorated with garlands, comes from a canal house on the Keizersgracht in Amsterdam.
 
Dutch, Louis Seize, 1795

 

Name
Wooden window above an exterior door
Categories
Fine Art Sculptures
Origins
The Netherlands
Periods
18th Century Antique End 18th century
Measurements
Height: 153 cm, Width: 136 cm
Reference
LIMA100260

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