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Two Pairs of Wall Lights
Creator
Jean-Louis PrieurFrench Designer · 1765–1785
All works by this person →Despite numerous commissions from the crowned heads of Europe, accomplished designer and bronze chaser Jean-Louis Prieur still died in poverty. His earliest known work, produced around 1766, was a series of designs for furniture, clocks, vases, wall lights and chandeliers for the Polish king's palace in Warsaw. Since Louis XV's wife was a Polish princess, this commission led to work for the French
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- about 1775
- Medium
- Gilt bronze
- Culture
- French
- Department
- Decorative Arts
- Institution
- Getty Museum
The museum has another group of wall lights of this design (see [74.DF.3](https://www.getty.edu/art/collection/objects/5549/attributed-to-jean-louis-prieur-pair-of-wall-lights-french-about-1775/)).
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