Antique Renaissance Revival Carved Walnut Green Man Savonarola Chair Circa 1890 Decorative Arts The Toledo Blade cites City
Description
The Toledo Blade cites City Candy as being “among our favorites” on the Promenade Park–River Walk tour
Saint Visarion (Vissarion) stands to the left
He was born in Paris
The clock having a wavy shaped frame enclosing an inlaid border with mother of pearl
The chairs are finely carved from high quality solid mahogany
Antique Renaissance Revival Carved Walnut Green Man Savonarola Chair Circa 1890 Decorative Arts The Toledo Blade cites CitySOLD Antique 19th Century Italian Renaissance Revival carved Savonarola chair circa 1890. This chair carved of fine walnut is a beautiful example of the Renaissance Revival movement that swept through the decorative arts in the late 19th century. Present in the carved details of this chair are motifs of the green man, a mythical figure representing the masculine energy of the nature. The arms and stretchers also ornately carved and having stylized
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