Wallpaper
early 19th century (made)
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This is a well-preserved fragment of wallpaper with a fictive arrchitectural stucco or marble design, with flower-like bosses, found during refurbishment of a house in Greenwich alongside a 'Gothic' architectural pattern of the same period and a border paper (for the latter, see E.792:1-9-2014).
Object details
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| Materials and techniques | Colour print from wood blocks |
| Brief description | Piece of wallpaper with design of fictive stucco with bosses, English, early 19th century, from a house at 28 Crooms Hill, Greenwich. |
| Physical description | Printed in pale green, blue and white. Pattern imitating stonework or stucco with moulded flower-like bosses. |
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| Credit line | Given by Adam Pollock |
| Summary | This is a well-preserved fragment of wallpaper with a fictive arrchitectural stucco or marble design, with flower-like bosses, found during refurbishment of a house in Greenwich alongside a 'Gothic' architectural pattern of the same period and a border paper (for the latter, see E.792:1-9-2014). |
| Collection | |
| Accession number | E.791-2014 |
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| Record created | September 3, 2014 |
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