Chinoiserie : Chinese influence on European decorative art, 17th and 18th centuries / Madeleine Jarry.

Author/creator Jarry, Madeleine
Format Book
Publication InfoNew York, N.Y. : Vendome Press ; London : Published for Sotheby Publications by P. Wilson ; New York, N.Y. : Distributed in the U.S. of America by Viking, ©1981.
Description256 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 29 cm
Subjects

Uniform titleChine et Europe. English
Contents Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- I. Textiles and painted wallpapers -- II. Ceramics -- III. Furniture -- IV. Objets d'art -- V. George IV of England and exoticism.
Abstract A new style evolved in the decade of 1720-30. Now the Europeans would treat their "Chinese" and "Indian" subjects in a more fanciful manner, far removed from reality and often quite caricatural. Such chinoiserie owed much to the French, whose work would influence the whole of Europe. The development coincided with the emergence of the Rococo, an artistic manifestation all but synonymous with the reign of Louis XV. If chinoiserie cannot be identitified totally with the Rococo, it was certainly one of the more important aspects of that style, which in a very subtle manner combined Far Eastern elements with European motifs. -- Introduction
General noteTranslation of: Chine et Europe.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references (pages 245-247) and index.
Digital Bookplate Bookplate for Jack and Mary Spain
Acquisitions source Joyner Rare copy Gift of Jack and Mary Spain, 6/19/2024
LanguageTranslation of: Chine et Europe.
Issued in other formOnline version: Jarry, Madeleine. Chine et Europe. English. Chinoiserie. New York, N.Y. : Vendome Press ; London : Published for Sotheby Publications by P. Wilson ; New York, N.Y. : Distributed in the U.S. of America by Viking, ©1981
Genre/formHistory.
LCCN 81010321
ISBN0865650187
ISBN9780865650183
ISBN0856671630
ISBN9780856671630

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Joyner Rare Collection NK1442 .J313 1981 ✔ Available Request Material