Moses saved from the waters, circa 1720 Folded fan, the sheet of skin, mounted in English and painted with gouache. On the banks of the Nile, the courtyard of the Pharaoh's daughter gathers the cradle of Moses floating on the water. Reverse side painted with a shepherd and a shepherdess. Ivory frame*, the throat carved and pierced with vases and a scene of rejoicing in the style of the northern schools. The plumes are decorated with silver quilting and inlaid with engraved white mother-of-pearl plaques. H.t. 28 cm-H.f. 15.7 cm (incomplete, accidents, restorations)