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Set of four torchères
James Pascall, Ann Pascall, 1745–1746
These 4 torchères are from a set of 8 which formed part of a suite of early-Rococo furniture supplied by James and Ann Pascall for the Picture Gallery at Temple Newsam in 1745-6. They refer to the story of Pan & Syrinx in Ovid's Metamorphoses. Now only 2 side-tables remain to be repatriated to Temple Newsam.
More information
Title of artwork, date
Set of four torchères, 1745–1746
Date supported
2007
Medium and material
Pine & walnut
Dimensions
Each height: 123 cm
Grant
55000
Total cost
170000
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