Catalogue of the Soulages Collection: Being a Descriptive Inventory of a Collection of Works of Decorative Art, Formerly in the Possession of Jules So

This detailed catalog provides an inventory of a remarkable collection of decorative art once owned by Jules Soulages. Comprising a wide range of objects, including tapestries, ceramics, and furniture, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of high-end connoisseurship in nineteenth-century Europe.

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