Chinoiserie is a French word referring to a Chinese style in decorative art. Click on Chinoiserie to hear the pronunciation.
I used this example of a Chinoiserie pillow in my post on Eau de Nil yesterday.
| Ebay Seller: cushinumbers (1262) |
This wallpaper on canvas, handpainted, with chinoiserie and rococo ornaments, from around 1765 (found in the Museum Geelvinck-Hinlopen Huis), reminds me of that pillow.
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| Image by Taco Tichelaar |
This bowl is an example of very simple Chinoiserie style.
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| Image by Bayerisches Nationalmuseum München |
I like this cute milk jug with Chinoiserie scenes.
| Exhibit in the Gardiner Museum, Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
Beautiful Chinoiserie wallpaper.
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| Image by Miss Krin |
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| Image by The Daring Librarian |
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| Image by surtr |
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| Etsy Shop: Sarasotalife |
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| Etsy Shop: Sarasotalife |
I have a Chinoiserie tin with the same vibrant red, black and gold colors.
Our lovely Eau de Nil color seems to be present frequently in vintage Chinoiserie.
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| Etsy Shop: whaleback |
Giraffe #192, what are you doing in my pink, Chinoiserie bowl?








Anna, I love the tin!
ReplyDeleteWe have a pair of velvet wall hangings similar in style to the wallpaper picture above the tin.
Sam
I'll be they are just beautiful hangings!
DeleteGirraffee #192 knows pink is a fun color! He just wanted to get closer =)
ReplyDeleteI learned a new word, Chionoiserie, but I'm not sure how to pronounce it.
Anna I alwasy learn something...big Thank you!