Panoramic wallpaper for your parlor so it looks more like someplace warm and pretty instead of being frozen somewhere in rural Alaska. Two of Brazil and one of Egypt all with palm trees. First half of the 19th century.

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”Les Français en Egypte.” ca. 1818.
”Les Français en Egypte.” ca. 1818. After a design by Jean-Julien Deltil. Manufactured in Paris by Manufacture Velay, Paris. Printed by the plate. Photo © D. Giannelli. Image Musée du Papier Peint, Rixheim, France. Fair use license. via https://www.museepapierpeint.org/en/wallpaper/the-panoramics/
Brasil. 1800-1850. Gouache on paper. Artist not known.
Brasil. 1800-1850. Gouache on paper. Artist not known. Image © Instituto Moreira Salles, São Paulo. Fair use license. via https://siteantigo.ims.com.br/ims/acervo/obra/3492
"View of Brazil." ca. 1830. Exhibited at the castle of Mézières.
“Vue du Brésil.” ca. 1830. Exhibited at the Château de Mézières. Exhibited at the Château de Mézières. Jean-Julien Deltil, designer. In the public domain due to age. via https://www.facebook.com/museedartetdhistoirefribourg/photos/a.333582580022571/549881451726015/?type=1&theater

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