“Chinoiserie at Buckingham Palace in the nineteenth century” (Publication, 2007)
Year
2007
Text
Maxwell, Christopher. Chinoiserie at Buckingham Palace in the nineteenth century. In : The Burlington magazine ; June (2007). (Max1)
Type
Publication
Contributors (1)
Maxwell, Christopher
(1966-) : Englischer Kunsthistoriker
Subjects
Art : General
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References / Sources
Chronology Entries (2)
| # | Year | Text | Linked Data |
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| 1 | 1849 |
Queen Victoria's journal ; 10th June 1849. Sie schreibt über den Chinese Luncheon Room, Buckingham Palace : "We breakfasted as we already dined last night, in the new room that has been made for us, a fine large lunchroom, very handsomely fitted up with furniture &c., from the Pavilion at Brighton, including the Chinese pictures [by Robert Jones], which were on the Dining-room walls there, the doors with the serpents &c. which had belonged to that room. A dragon has been painted on the ceiling to harmonise with the rest. The small sitting room is also furnished with things from the Pavilion." |
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| 2 | 1855 |
Chinese Yellow Drawing Room, Bucking Palace. Gemalt von James Roberts. The Yellow Drawing Room has 18th-century wall paper, which was supplied in 1817 for the Brighton Saloon. |
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