Fan Leaf
ca. 1750 - ca. 1775 (made)
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This fan leaf, printed with a Chinoiserie design, is probably English in origin. When finished such fans would have been aimed at the cheaper end of the market and probably sold on the street.
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Materials and techniques | Etching |
Brief description | Fan leaf printed with chinoiserie design; English, third quarter of the 18th century i.e. 1750-1775. |
Physical description | Fan leaf printed with a Chinoiserie design on a double layer of paper. Line design showing a Chinese man and woman in a landscape with a high backed chair, rocks, birds. Plants include pea-pods, bullrushes, opium poppies and a tree (left) with an owl and jug and bell hanging from it. |
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Object history | Martin Willcocks Collection |
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Summary | This fan leaf, printed with a Chinoiserie design, is probably English in origin. When finished such fans would have been aimed at the cheaper end of the market and probably sold on the street. |
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Accession number | E.1055-1992 |
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Record created | March 17, 2009 |
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