Decorative panel entitled “Opus I”. Contemporary Work.

Decorative panel in the scagliola genre, entitled “Opus I”, in brass marquetry, rectangular in shape, representing a parrot looking to the left, perched on its branch decorated with leaves in blue tones and clusters of cherries. He is holding a cherry in his beak. At the top left, we can see a butterfly. Beveled frame in gilded brass.

Dimensions:H 85,3 x L 66 x P 2 cm

Contemporary artist work.

Reference: LS59461908H

Possibility of forming a pair with another panel that we present, a parrot looking to the right.

Scagliola, from the Italian Scaglia, which means “scale”, also called “marble stucco”, which is an inlay technique imitating marble and hard stones, based on selenite and pigments. This technique, which was created at the beginning of the Seicento in Italy, became fashionable because it was an effective substitute for pietra dura marquetry, very popular in Florence, but much more expensive.