The Peacock

 Illustration on Fabriano Cotton Rag 240 gr paper.
 Dimensions of the illustration: 18x18 cm

 Frame in aged gilded wood and glass, with wall mount and support for laying on a flat surface.
 Frame dimensions: 20x20 cm - 13 mm rod.

 We recommend hanging your frame on the wall with a hammered brass nail and a grayish blue braid.
 The peacock

 In a setting worthy of the most sumptuous 19th-century salons, Odalisque captures the majesty of the peacock, a ceremonial bird and emblem of sovereign elegance. Its haughty bearing, opulent feathers, and sculptural silhouette recall the splendor of imperial courts, where extravagance was a way of life.
 Like cabinets of curiosities where exoticism rubbed shoulders with refinement, this image evokes the palaces of Joséphine de Beauharnais and Caroline Murat, where the aviaries were full of rare birds, symbols of power and aesthetics. Inspired by the Orient and the splendor of distant expeditions, the peacock reigned supreme among velvet and gilding, the embodiment of absolute beauty.
 With its deep shades of blue and gold, this illustration celebrates the encounter between nature and decorative art, a precious dialogue that spans the centuries and resonates in the singular universe of Odalisque.