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Carl Pier (1700-1790) was a German artist who specialized in architectural design and ornamentation. His engravings, like those pictured, display a delicate and ornate style characteristic of the Rococo period. They feature intricate details, graceful curves, and cherubic figures, reflecting the period's fascination with elegance and playful asymmetry. Pier's designs, intended for furniture, architecture, and decorative arts, were highly influential in shaping the visual language of the Rococo era.
Born
1700
Died
1790
Design for a Pulpit, Plate 1 from an Untitled Series of...
Carl Pier
1753
Design for a Confessional, Plate 2 from an Untitled Ser...
Carl Pier
1753
Design for a Confessional, Plate 1 from an Untitled Ser...
Carl Pier
1750
Design for a Three-Armed Candelabra, Plate 2 from an Un...
Carl Pier
1750
Design for the Decoration of the Lower Right Corner of ...
Carl Pier
1750
Design for a Pulpit, Plate 4 from an Untitled Series of...
Carl Pier
1750
Design for a Pulpit, Plate 2 from an Untitled Series of...
Carl Pier
1750
Design for a Confessional, Plate 4 from an Untitled Ser...
Carl Pier
1750
Design for the Decoration of the Lower Right Corner of ...
Carl Pier
1750
Design for a Pulpit, Plate 3 from an Untitled Series of...
Carl Pier
1750
Design for a Monumental Altar, Plate n from 'Unterschie...
Carl Pier
1750
Design for a Two-Armed Candelabra with Rocaille Ornamen...
Carl Pier
1750
Design for a Two-Armed Candelabra, Plate 4 from an Unti...
Carl Pier
1750
Design for a Confessional, Plate 3 from an Untitled Ser...
Carl Pier
1750