Arabesque Pigeons Wallpaper - C

From the collection of Old Sturbridge Village, the original document of this paper hung in the Lazarus LeBaron House in Sutton, Massachusetts, and is an American interpretation of the famous French pattern “Deux Pigeons” by Reveillion.
This surprisingly bold design is suitable for parlors, dining rooms or entry halls; it was originally hung with an 8-10 inch frieze and a narrow border outlining architectural elements. (For more information and a photograph of the original installation see Wallpaper in New England, by Richard Nylander, page 91.)