From the Marie Antoinette Purple Series, a set of 3 handmade decoupage-on-glass plates features one of the most the famous portraits of Marie Antoinette, painted by François-Hubert Drouais in 1773, when she was eighteen. Here her portrait has been pop-art-ified and paired with a porcelain slipper from Russia, circa late 1800s. The illustrated china plate that serves as a backdrop to her portrait, is also from Russia from the same period. Edged in gold leaf, the back of this 10 inch round, glass plate is covered in handmade paper with gold scrollwork. 

Handmade, decoupage-under-glass plate(s). Original collage-image created from unique image sources including historic, vintage and original artworks.

Plate backings may vary as each is handmade from individually selected unique materials.

For decorative purposes only, do not submerge in water. Wipe with a damp washcloth to clean.

Set of three includes: one 10" round, one 8" round, and one 5.5" round. The set of 3 plates weigh 1.95 lbs.