Transport your space to 19th-century Paris.
This is an authentic original chromolithograph from César Daly’s monumental architectural series, L'Architecture Privée au XIXe Siècle (Third Series, c. 1877). A true artifact of design history, this plate illustrates the ornate Petit Salon ceiling of a historic Café-Restaurant formerly located at No. 24 Passage des Princes, Paris.

This piece is a masterclass in French Victorian design. The print features intricate neoclassical motifs and vibrant colors, further elevated by the gold-heightened details that were a hallmark of Lemercier’s high-end production. The design is attributed to the architects and artists Hallier and Rey, capturing the peak of Haussmann-era elegance.

Decor

Whether you are an architect, an interior designer, or a lover of Parisian history, this print serves as a sophisticated focal point. It is perfectly suited for framing in a study, library, or dining room to bring a touch of old-world European charm to a modern setting.

Condition & Provenance

• Provenance: Original 19th-Century Chromolithograph (Not a modern reproduction). Printed in 1877 by the Lemercier & Cie in Paris,

• Condition: Slight foxing (age spots) and minor marks present on the white margins, but the image remains clean and vibrant. Age-appropriate toning that adds to its vintage character.

• Image Size: 8.75 inches x 12.75 inches (22.25 cm x 32.5 cm).