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A detailed, slightly angled overhead view captures an ornate circular tabletop or large decorative plate, characteristic of 18th-19th century European decorative arts, located within the **Catherine Palace in Pushkin, Russia**. The object features a central medallion depicting three classical figures, possibly the Graces, composed of two women (one semi-nude, reclining) and a small putto or cherub, rendered in warm tones and encircled by an elaborate golden rococo scrollwork border. Radiating outwards from the central medallion are eight individual allegorical female figures, each crowned with a wreath and engaged in an activity associated with the arts or virtues. These figures, depicted in flowing classical drapery and vibrant colors (pink, purple, green, orange, blue), appear to float or dance. Specific figures include: one holding a lyre, one with a trumpet, one with a stylus (representing writing or scholarship), one with a staff, one depicted with a swan (possibly representing music or mythology), and one holding a child. Intricate golden filigree motifs, incorporating symbols like musical instruments (lyre, pan pipes) and artistic tools (easel, compass), separate these figures. The outermost band of the circular object is adorned with a rich, colorful floral pattern featuring a variety of blossoms such as roses, sunflowers, morning glories, and chrysanthemums, rendered in hues of pink, red, yellow, blue, and green. This floral border is contained within a polished golden metallic rim. The glossy surface of the artwork exhibits multiple bright specular reflections from ambient light sources, indicating a protective covering or polished finish, and displays minor surface scratches, particularly visible in the lower left quadrant. The object rests on an unidentifiable dark blue surface.
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Volume
2,855
Creator
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Revenue
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TVL
$1.69
