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Chinoiserie (English: /ʃɪnˈwɑːzəri/, French: [ʃinwazʁi] ;
loanword from
French chinoiserie, from chinois, "Chinese";
traditional Chinese: 中國風; simplified...
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Chinoiserie in
fashion refers to the any use of
chinoiserie elements in fashion,
especially in
American and
European fashion.
Since the 17th century,...
- from the
namesake lyricist column on Fenbei, and the
basic concept of
Chinoiserie music, a term
which describes Western approximations of
Chinese music...
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Yellow Drawing Room is a room in
Buckingham Palace. It is
noted for its
Chinoiserie decorative scheme and has been the
setting for many
portraits of members...
- birds,
bouquets of flowers, fruit,
musical instruments,
angels and
Chinoiserie (pagodas, dragons, monkeys,
bizarre flowers and
Chinese people). The...
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influenced Western fashion,
especially through Chinoiserie fashion, due to the po****rity of
Chinoiserie since the 17th
century in
Europe and in the United...
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adaptation of
Chinese design principles falls within mainstream "
chinoiserie".
Chinoiserie media included imitations of
lacquer and
painted tin (tôle) ware...
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account and its
translations served as a
major influence in the rise of
chinoiserie in the
early eighteenth century. The book
details the two year travel...
- and
Rubenists 18th
century Rococo Rocaille Louis XV
style Frederician Chinoiserie Fête
galante Neoclassicism Goût grec
Louis XVI
style Adam
style Directoire...
- the
European trend to
imitate Chinese artistic traditions,
known as
chinoiserie also
gained great po****rity in
Europe due to the rise in
trade with...
