Antique Dufour Wood Block Wallpaper Screen, France, circa 1815

Period Empire neoclassical wallpaper screen. Either by Zuber of Dufour. Was always intended as a screen.

Great decorative French wallpaper panels. These panels are printed on recycled paper, then hand crumpled and glazed to give an antiqued effect. Can be framed but really great just hung as is on a drapery...

Pair of 19th century French wallpaper panels. The panels have been framed with a plaster molding. The gold leaf and painted frame coordin...

Great quality and colorful French artists made limited edition wallpaper panels. These panels are printed on recycled French paper then hand glazed and crumpled to give a dramatic antiqued appearance.

"The Hindustan" Panoramic wallpaper panels by Zuber & Cie. Rixhem, France. The frame with 4 panels is 59"-inches high x 106"-inches wide. Each panel measures 59"-inches high x 26"-inches wide, Artist: Zuber Period: 20th century Material: Papier peint Condition: Picture # 12 shows a small incident in the sky, you need to be close to see it, it is above the house dome. As originally, the panoramic scenery "The Hindustan" is printed "à la planche" with the 1265 antique woodblocks, carved in 1807 by the manufacturory's workers. The lavishness of the panoramic wallpaper by Zuber & Cie called Hindustan (printed using 1,265 woodblocks carved in 1807) Panoramic "Hindoustan" of the prestigious Zuber manufacture in Rixheim. This wallpaper created by the manufacture in 1807 presents a panorama of the Indian subcontinent. Hindustan is of an incredible richness of decoration as much by the diversity of the buildings, the animals and the scenes represented, it is a motionless journey that this panoramic offers us. The Zuber factory, founded in 1790, is one of the most prestigious wallpaper manufactures known worldwide, its panoramas and wallpapers decorate many palaces, embassies, castles, such as the reception room for diplomats at the White House in Washington decorated at the instigation of Jacky Kennedy...

Fantastic French four-panel wallpaper screen attributed to Zuber and cie featuring pair of Empire style neoclassical scenes with grand tour style themes....