EditorialChina / Africa: Tile tableau depicting several Chinese merchants and noblemen who appear to have made themselves at home in an African village, c. 1700
EditorialTextile with factory stamp, Oberkampf & Cie., (Jouy-en-Josas, France, 17591815), Medium: cotton Technique: pinted by engraved plate on plain weave, 'Chinoiserie' design of people in gardens with pagodas and birds. Red on white background., Jouy-en-Josa...
EditorialTextile, Medium: cotton Technique: printed on plain weave, Red serpentine stripes with flowers alternate with white stripes with pagodas, bridges, etc. in chinoiserie style., France, late 19thearly 20th century, printed, dyed & painted textiles, Textile.
EditorialTextile, Medium: cotton Technique: roller printed on plain weave, Pattern of chinoiserie type; with pagodas, male figures, and birds amid foliage. At top piece is gathered into band and fitted with tapes, possibly for a valance., England, mid-19th cent...
EditorialTextile, Medium: cotton Technique: roller printed on plain weave, Two pieces of a chinoiserie pattern in blue with a design of pagodas and large-scale vegetation., England, mid-19th century, printed, dyed & painted textiles, Textile.
EditorialTextile, Medium: silk Technique: painted on satin weave, Cream-colored satin ground painted with Chinoiserie design of birds, pagodas, flowers and insects., France, 18th19th century, printed, dyed & painted textiles, Textile.
EditorialDesign for the North Wall of the Music Room, Royal Pavilion, Brighton, Frederick Crace, English, 17791859, Brush and gouache on white wove paper, Vertical rectangle. Design for the Royal Pavilion, Brighton. Elevation of a section of the north wall, sho...
EditorialFragment, Medium: silk Technique: 5-harness satin damask, Nineteenth-century copy of an eighteenth-century Louis XV chinoiserie damask in bright yellow with a pattern of figures, festoons and pagodas., Italy, 19th century, woven textiles, Fragment.
EditorialOne of the One Million Pagodas (Hyakumanto), Japan, Nara period (710794), Date ca. 76470, Japan, Japanese cypress (hinoki) and Cleyera ochnacea (sakaki), H. 8 1/4 in. (21 cm); Diam. 4 in. (10.2 cm), Sculpture.
EditorialCoffee urn, Large tap jug made of partly black enamelled and partly (fire) gilt suassa, consisting of various parts soldered together. The jug has a convex belly, black-enamelled, with carved decorations (along the top edge, band across the middle of t...
EditorialPart of flower pyramid of Delftware, Square base of flower pyramid of faience. Rest on four legs, has a profiled base and crown molding and is decorated with landscapes, in which bridges and pagodas imitate Chinese porcelain. The upper surface of the p...
EditorialThree vases, part of a garniture Covered vase, painted with pagodas, Chinese landscapes and bouquets, Covered vase, multicolored with pagodas, Chinese landscapes and bouquets ? la chinoise. The base and the top and bottom of the vase are made up of see...
EditorialIndian Monnees_1, Illustrations of various Indian coins, Figs. 1-8: Indian rupees from various provinces, Figs. 9-14: Indian pagodas with figures of gods, Fig.1: Roupie marchande de Pondich?ry, Fig. 2: Roupie ? coin, Entente de Pondich?ry, Fig. 3: Roup...
EditorialThree vases, part of a garniture Covered vase, painted with pagodas, Chinese landscapes and bouquets, Covered vase, multicolored with pagodas, Chinese landscapes and bouquets ? la chinoise. The base and the top and bottom of the vase are made up of see...
EditorialPair of Seated Figures (pagodas) Seated figure Pagoda, Figure of painted porcelain. The figure represents a seated Chinese woman (pagoda). The woman is sitting cross-legged on a green cushion that lies on a rectangular pedestal with beveled corners. Th...
EditorialThree vases, part of a garniture Covered vase, painted with pagodas, Chinese landscapes and bouquets, Covered vase, multicolored with pagodas, Chinese landscapes and bouquets ? la chinoise. The base and the top and bottom of the vase are made entirely ...
EditorialCoffee urn, Large tap jug made of partly black enamelled and partly (fire) gilt suassa, consisting of various parts soldered together. The jug has a convex belly, black-enamelled, with carved decorations (along the top edge, band across the middle of t...
EditorialPart of flower pyramid of Delftware, Square base of flower pyramid of faience. Rest on four legs, has a profiled base and crown molding and is decorated with landscapes, in which bridges and pagodas imitate Chinese porcelain. The upper surface of the p...
EditorialPair of Seated Figures (Pagodas), Seated figure, Pagoda, Painted porcelain figure. The figure represents a seated Chinese man (pagoda). The man is sitting cross-legged on a green cushion that lies on a rectangular base with beveled corners. The man has...
EditorialFitted Gown (robe ajust?e) Tablier with light brown silk pleats with a woven pattern of large floral motifs and structures, the lining is made of striped linen in blue, cream and yellow, Tablier of havanabrown silk with a drawing representing pagodas, ...
EditorialSpittoon, Kwispedoor with gilded foot and a trumpet-shaped mouth and a black lacquered convex belly decorated with three cartouches in relief, representing pagodas and a figure in a boat amid a traditional Chinese landscape with trees, birds and a butt...
EditorialFitted Gown (robe ajust?e) Overgown with short sleeves of light brown silk with a woven pattern of large floral motifs and constructions, Overjapon of havanabrown silk with pagodas depicting drawings, pavilions and large flowers. Lined with linen., ano...
EditorialCanton. Group of Chinese Plants Trained to Represent Temples, Pagodas, Animals, Etc., Pierre Joseph Rossier (Swiss, 1829 - about 1883), Negretti & Zambra (British, active 1850 - 1899), 1858?1859, Albumen silver print.
EditorialMillion charms. Hyakumanto Darani [One Million Charms]. Japan, AD 764-770. Partial image of a set of four of the One Million Charms and one of the miniature pagodas made to house them. The Charms are the oldest surviving example of Japanese printing, A...
EditorialPorcelain bowl with image of Xiwangmu, Chinese, Ming dynasty, c1401-c1424. The scene on this bowl of the Yongle period shows Xiwangmu as she is usually portrayed in paintings, a beautiful woman in her garden, with her two maids, one holding a large fan...