The artwork, titled “A five-legged table, wall Matterhorn, surmounted by a clock between two decorative vases, two candelabra wall, two urns,” was created by Giovanni Battista Piranesi in 1769. It belongs to the Neoclassicism art movement and falls under the genre of design.
The artwork showcases a meticulously detailed portrayal of a five-legged table, standing as a central feature. Atop this table rests an ornate clock, elegantly flanked by two decorative vases. Surrounding this central arrangement are two candelabra on the wall, further complemented by two urns placed symmetrically on either side. The entirety of this composition is characterized by its intricate and elaborate design, rendered with precision that showcases Piranesi’s mastery in both artistic and architectural elements. The image reflects the grandeur and aesthetic principles of Neoclassical art, exemplifying a harmonious blend of functionality and ornamentation.
