Pair of armchairs with folder in literary cap <i> guanmaoyi </i>. China, late 16th - early 17th. Ming Dynasty. Wood of <i> huanghuali </i>. Acquisition 2004. Don Philippe De Backer. "In total, there are 33 elements of" huanghuali "wood with a basketry seat that make up each armchair.This compact but ergonomic morphology perfectly illustrates the literate art on a daily basis, without emphasis or affectation, clean, especially in the Jiangnam region during the Wanli era (1573-1619) ": Cartel musée Guimet. Paris.
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