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Bernard II van
Risamburgh,
sometimes Risen Burgh (working by c 1730 —
before February 1767) was a
Parisian ébéniste of
Dutch and
French extraction, one...
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Commode by
Bernard II van
Risamburgh,
Getty Museum, (circa 1750)
Lacquered Commode in
Chinoiserie style, by
Bernard II van
Risamburgh,
Victoria and Albert...
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imitation lacquer,
lavishly ornamented with
ormolu mounts.
Bernard II van
Risamburgh, who
initialled his
pieces "B.V.B.R." was a
leading Parisian ébéniste...
- with ****anese motifs. Desk for the
Munich Residenz by
Bernard II van
Risamburgh (1737) Clock-chest for
Frederick the
Great (1742) A
Chinese porcelain...
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furniture in the 1750s, emplo**** by cabinet-makers like
Bernard II van
Risamburgh, Jean-Pierre Latz and Simon-François Oeben. The most
famous royal French...
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Metropolitan Museum of Art, (1754–56)
Lacquered Commode, by
Bernard II van
Risamburgh,
Victoria and
Albert Museum (1750–1760) The
dominant subjects of painting...
- S-shaped
volutes on a side
table (commode en console), by
Bernard II van
Risamburgh, c.1755-1760, ****anese lacquer, gilt-bronze
mounts and
Sarrancolin marble...
- the
collection were André
Charles Boulle, the ébénistes
Bernard II van
Risamburgh and
Martin Carlin; and ****s and
tapestry from the
Savonnerie and Gobelins...
- Jean-François
Oeben Jean
Oppenord Jean-Henri
Riesener Bernard II van
Risamburgh Adam
Weisweiler Henry D****on François
Linke Louis Majorelle Émile-Jacques...
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Baptist Zimmermann, 1754 Side
table (commode en console); by
Bernard II van
Risamburgh; c.1755-1760; ****anese lacquer, gilt-bronze
mounts and
Sarrancolin marble...
