Geneva countryside in papercutting and silhouettes. Attributed to Jean Huber, 18th century
Geneva countryside in papercutting and silhouettes. Attributed to Jean Huber, 18th century
Country silhouettes and landscapes in papercutting, illustrating rural life.
This work, typical of production in the Republic of Geneva, could be attributed to the painter and silhouettiste Jean Huber (1721 Pregny - 1786 Lausanne) or to one of his followers such as Georges Du Pan, Michel Lullin de Chateauvieux, Jacques-Laurent Agasse or Wolfgang Adam Toepffer.
With frame and uder glass.
Frame size : 33 x 28 cm
Several similar papercutting can be seen in the Pictet collection.
Can be sold separately
This work, typical of production in the Republic of Geneva, could be attributed to the painter and silhouettiste Jean Huber (1721 Pregny - 1786 Lausanne) or to one of his followers such as Georges Du Pan, Michel Lullin de Chateauvieux, Jacques-Laurent Agasse or Wolfgang Adam Toepffer.
With frame and uder glass.
Frame size : 33 x 28 cm
Several similar papercutting can be seen in the Pictet collection.
Can be sold separately
