Capriccio With The Pyramid Of Maupertuis Wall Art
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| Artist | Hubert Robert |
| Year | 1798 |
| Origin | of the current staircase Gabriel in the Palace of Versailles. Designed to seat about 500, this theatre was built from the summer of 1785 and opened in early 1786. It was intended to serve as an ordinary court theatre, replacing the Theatre of the Princes Court which was too old and too small, but was destroyed during the time of Louis Philippe. A watercolour of Robert's design is in the National Archives in Paris. |
| Category | Landscape |
| Image Resolution | 5090 x 4058 px |
| Orientation | Landscape |
| Material | 400gsm Cotton-Poly Blend Canvas |
| Finish | Matte fine-art surface |
| Print Method | Archival giclee printing with UV-resistant inks |
| Construction | Solid wood stretcher bar |
| Hanging | Ready to hang on arrival |
| Packaging | Protective packaging for safe delivery |
| Production | Made to order as a museum-quality canvas print |
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About This Artwork
About the Artist
Hubert Robert
About This Artwork
Among Hubert Robert's celebrated works, "Capriccio With The Pyramid Of Maupertuis" (1798) offers the essence of Neoclassicism, blending Landscape elements with masterful composition. The work's Brown palette evokes a contemplative mood. Hubert Robert was a French painter in the school of Romanticism, noted especially for his landscape paintings and capricci, or semi-fictitious picturesque depictions of ruins in Italy and of France. Now available as a museum-quality archival print, ready to elevate any space.
About the Artist
Hubert Robert was a French painter in the school of Romanticism, noted especially for his landscape paintings and capricci, or semi-fictitious picturesque depictions of ruins in Italy and of France.Product Specifications
| Artist | Hubert Robert |
| Year | 1798 |
| Origin | of the current staircase Gabriel in the Palace of Versailles. Designed to seat about 500, this theatre was built from the summer of 1785 and opened in early 1786. It was intended to serve as an ordinary court theatre, replacing the Theatre of the Princes Court which was too old and too small, but was destroyed during the time of Louis Philippe. A watercolour of Robert's design is in the National Archives in Paris. |
| Category | Landscape |
| Art Style | Neoclassicism |
| Color | Brown |
| Image Resolution | 5090 x 4058 px |
| Orientation | Landscape |
| Material | 400gsm Cotton-Poly Blend Canvas |
| Finish | Matte fine-art surface |
| Print Method | Archival giclee printing with UV-resistant inks |
| Construction | Solid wood stretcher bar |
| Hanging | Ready to hang on arrival |
| Packaging | Protective packaging for safe delivery |
| Production | Made to order as a museum-quality canvas print |
| SKU | 364088 |
Shipping & Production
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Ready to Hang - Each canvas arrives pre-stretched on a solid wood frame, ready to display on your wall.
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Hubert Robert
Hubert Robert was a French painter in the school of Romanticism, noted especially for his landscape paintings and capricci, or semi-fictitious picturesque depictions of ruins in Italy and of France.| Artist | Hubert Robert |
| Year | 1798 |
| Origin | of the current staircase Gabriel in the Palace of Versailles. Designed to seat about 500, this theatre was built from the summer of 1785 and opened in early 1786. It was intended to serve as an ordinary court theatre, replacing the Theatre of the Princes Court which was too old and too small, but was destroyed during the time of Louis Philippe. A watercolour of Robert's design is in the National Archives in Paris. |
| Category | Landscape |
| Image Resolution | 5090 x 4058 px |
| Orientation | Landscape |
| Material | 400gsm Cotton-Poly Blend Canvas |
| Finish | Matte fine-art surface |
| Print Method | Archival giclee printing with UV-resistant inks |
| Construction | Solid wood stretcher bar |
| Hanging | Ready to hang on arrival |
| Packaging | Protective packaging for safe delivery |
| Production | Made to order as a museum-quality canvas print |
| SKU | 364088 |
Free Shipping to UK & Europe. Delivery within 5-10 business days. Shipping rates apply for US, Canada, Australia & Norway.
Ready to Hang - Each canvas arrives pre-stretched on a solid wood frame, ready to display on your wall.
Made to Order - Printed after purchase to keep the artwork sharp, clean and fresh.
Quality Guarantee - Every canvas is inspected before shipping and packed for safe delivery.
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