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1977
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Impey, Oliver. Chinoiserie : the impact of Oriental styles on Western art and decoration. (London : Oxford University Press, 1977).
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| 1300-1340 |
The Fonthill Vase, also called the Gaignières-Fonthill Vase after François Roger de Gaignières and William Beckford's Fonthill Abbey, is a bluish-white Qingbai Chinese porcelain vase. It is the…
The Fonthill Vase, also called the Gaignières-Fonthill Vase after François Roger de Gaignières and William Beckford's Fonthill Abbey, is a bluish-white Qingbai Chinese porcelain vase. It is the earliest documented Chinese porcelain object to have reached Europe. The vase was made in Jingdezhen, China.
1381 a gift from Ludwig I. von Ungarn to Karl III von Durazzo on his coronation as King of Naples. |
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| 1460-1470 | Chinese porcelain can be seen depicted in some early Italian paintings. The earliest example found is the bowl in a painting of the Virgin and child by Francesco Benaglio. |
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| 1514-1529 | Three fifteenth-century Chinese blue-and-white pieces are visible in the painting The feast of the gods = Il festino degli dei, begun by Giovanni Bellini and finished by Tizian. |
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| 1515-1516 | The Duch East India Company imported about 24000 pieces of Chinese blue-and-white porcelain and in 1516 about 42000 in 1516. |
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| 1600-1800 | The Chinese vases and dishes or porcelain were mostly used for decoration and not for the table. There are usually figures, boats, horses and riders lion-dogs, pagods, laughing boys etc. |
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| 1638 | The Dutch shipped over three million pieces of Chinese porcelain to Europe. |
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| 1669 |
Nieuhof, Jan [Neuhof, Johann]. An embassy from the East India Company [ID D1738].Enthält : Engravings by Wenceslaus Hollar [et al.] of various Chinese scenes, one of which is of Guangzhou and shows a…
Nieuhof, Jan [Neuhof, Johann]. An embassy from the East India Company [ID D1738].
Enthält : Engravings by Wenceslaus Hollar [et al.] of various Chinese scenes, one of which is of Guangzhou and shows a pagoda in the distance. |
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| 1670-1671 |
Le Trianon de porcelain was the earliest attempt at a chinoiserie building by Louis XIV for Mme de Montespan at Versailles, designed by Louis Le Vau. It was pulled down by Louis XIV in 1687.Das…
Le Trianon de porcelain was the earliest attempt at a chinoiserie building by Louis XIV for Mme de Montespan at Versailles, designed by Louis Le Vau. It was pulled down by Louis XIV in 1687.
Das Trianon war privater Rückzugsort von Ludwig XIV. und Madame de Montespan. Ausgeführt wurde Le Vaus Entwurf durch François d'Orbay. Es bestand aus drei eingeschossigen Pavillons und Dächer, Fassaden und Innenräume aus blau-weissen Fayence-Kacheln. Gewisse Ähnlichkeiten mit dem Palast in Beijing gibt es in der Anordnung der Gebäudeteilen. Die farbliche Erscheinung entstand durch den Porzellanturm in Nanjing. Mangels echten Porzellans bestand die Verkleidung und figürliche Dekoration aus blau-weiss bemalten Fayencen aus der Delfter Manufaktur. Die Fayence-Platten hielten den klimatischen Schwankungen nicht stand. |
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| 1697 |
Joachim Bouvet bringt eine Serie chinesischer Zeichnungen nach Frankreich und überbringt Ludwig XIV. 49 Bücher mit chinesischer Malerei als Geschenk von Kaiser Kangxi. Die ersten chinesischen vier…
Joachim Bouvet bringt eine Serie chinesischer Zeichnungen nach Frankreich und überbringt Ludwig XIV. 49 Bücher mit chinesischer Malerei als Geschenk von Kaiser Kangxi. Die ersten chinesischen vier Bücher der Bibliothèque du Roi wurden von Jules Mazarin geschenkt.
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| 1740 | Entstehung einer chinesischen Treppe im Boughton House, Kettering, Northamptonshire. |
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| 1747 | Bau des chinesischen Pavillon im Park von Shugborough, Staffordshire. |
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| 1750 | Bau des chinesischen Pavillon im Harmstown House, Kildare. |
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| 1753 |
Queen Louisa Ulrika of Sweden wrote to her mother, Sophia Dorothea of Prussia, describing her birthday present from the King :"I was surprised suddenly to see a real fairy-land, for His Majesty had…
Queen Louisa Ulrika of Sweden wrote to her mother, Sophia Dorothea of Prussia, describing her birthday present from the King :
"I was surprised suddenly to see a real fairy-land, for His Majesty had ordered a Chinese pavilion to be built, the most beautiful ever to be seen. The body-guard was dresses in Chinese clothes, and two of His Majesty's aides-de-camp as Mandarins of military rank. The body-guard performed Chinese drill. My eldest son was waiting at the entrance of the pavilion dressed as a Chinese prince, and was attended by gentlemen-in-waiting attired as Mandarins of civil rank… A chest of drawers in old Japanese lacquer was filled with different curios, among them Chinese embroideries. In the wings tables were laid : one with a magnificent Dresden service and the other with a Chinese one. When everything had been admired, His Majesty commanded a Chinese ballet…" |
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| 1757 | Fresken in Chinoiserie gemalt von Giovanni Battista Tiepolo und seinem Sohn Domenico in der Villa Valmarana in Nani, bei Venedig. |
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| 1769 | Bau des chinesischen Zimmers im Claydon House, Buckinghamshire geschnitzt von Luke Lightfoot. |
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| 1778 | Bau des Pavilion chinois in Bonnelles, Cassan durch Georges Louis Le Rouge. |
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| 1787 | Die Chinese dairy der Woburn Abbey Gardens ist gezeichnet von Henry Holland in Chinoiserie für Francis Russell, 5th Duke of Bedford. [Molkerei]. |
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| 1805 | Bau des Sezincote House, Gloucestershire in Chinoiserie durch Samuel Pepys Cockerell. |
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| 1814 | The Chinese Bridge and Pagoda, St. James's Park, erected in commemoration of the Peace of 1814 by John Nash. |
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| Jahr | Bibliografische Daten | Typ / Abkürzung | Verknüpfte Daten |
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| Zentralbibliothek Zürich | Organisation / ZB |