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- Date of production ca. 1600 (writing cabinet), 2nd half of the 19th century (table)
- Place of creation writing cabinet: Tuscany or Genoa
- Dimensions height: writing cabinet: height: 67 cm, table: height: 87 cm, width: writing cabinet: width: 75 x 38 cm, table: width: 78 x 40 cm
- ID no. MT-A-D/79 (writing cabinet), MT-A-D/380 (table)
- Museum District Museum in Tarnów
- Subjects daily life, sculpted
- Technique sculpture, carpentry
- Material walnut wood
- Object copyright District Museum in Tarnów
- Digital images copyright public domain
- Digitalisation RDW MIC, Małopolska's Virtual Museums project
- Tags sculpture , furniture , 3D , Renaissance , ornament , public domain
The wall cabinet is made of nut wood, with an architectural structure referring to the façade of a Renaissance palazzo with artistic decoration of human figures and heads fully sculpted. A series of drawers and lockers in symmetrical arrangement are placed around the centrally located architectural construction door. It is placed on a secondary adjusted table, made in the 2nd half of the 19th century — especially for this particular cabinet.
moreThe wall cabinet is made of nut wood, with an architectural structure referring to the façade of a Renaissance palazzo with artistic decoration of human figures and heads fully sculpted. A series of drawers and lockers in symmetrical arrangement are placed around the centrally located architectural construction door. It is placed on a secondary adjusted table, made in the 2nd half of the 19th century — especially for this particular cabinet. Stipo cabinets typically came in two forms: larger ones — composed of two cabinets put one on the other, where the lower part was furnished with a two-winged door and usually drawers under the plate, and a mobile frontal wall, lowered horizontally as the plate for writing was installed in the upper part; the 2nd type of stipo cabinets was smaller and slightly earlier. It had the form of adjustment put on other furniture pieces – usually tables, and did not have the frontal wall. Its interior was furnished with small drawers and compartments for papers and tiny items; the whole was richly decorated with sculptures and architectural divisions. The cabinet presented here is an example of this 2nd type.
Elaborated by Łukasz Sęk (District Museum in Tarnów), © all rights reserved
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