Style: Neo-gothic

Since 1820, the treasures of the Middle Ages have been rediscovered thanks to the Museum of Historical Monuments. This medieval romanticism inspired the greatest writers such as Victor Hugo with his famous novel "Notre Dame de Paris". Architects such as Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin in England and the Frenchman Viollet-le-Duc designed and redesigned medieval interiors.

This style really emerged during the 1827 exhibition and then took off under the reign of Louis-Philippe (1830-1948). It lasted until the end of the 19th century.

The Neo-Gothic style corresponds to the "Gothic revival" style in England or "crenellated style". It is also known as the troubadour style in reference to the poets of the 12th and 13th centuries.

Dimensions:

Height:  48 cm

Depth:  22 cm