Chinoiserie en Bleu Canvas Print

“Chinoiserie en Bleu” tells a classic story of traditional blue & white Chinese porcelain. A ginger jar proudly stands in the bottom right.

The sky has an all-over chinoiserie pattern, reminding one of old French wallpaper. The term Chinoiserie originated in France in the 1800s. This was a period when explorers brought back their exotic finds from China. Soon, there was a boom in local factories where artisans recreated patterns inspired by what had been discovered in Asia. Their interpretation was a romanticised version of Chinese pagodas and natural scenes shown in pastel shades of blue, jade & pink.

The photograph used in this artwork of a well-preserved Peranakan Shophouse was taken at Koon Seng Road, Joo Chiat, Singapore.

The default frame for this print is: Champagne Silver with a White backing.

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