Inventar o Mundo: Os painéis de chinoiserie da Universidade de Évora e a cultura decorativa ca. 1750.

Translated title of the contribution: To invent the world: The chinoiserie panels of the University of Évora and the decorative cuture around 1750.

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Abstract

The Colégio do Espírito Santo, where the University of Évora was founded in 1559, has received increasing attention regarding architectural and decorative critique and especially the 18th Century tiles. It is intended to highlight one of its themes: the views of China or chinoiserie, a trend and original recreation circa 1750, resulting from the visual culture of the time by composing itself on models that arrived in Portugal in famous albums of engravings, in circumstances presented below.
Translated title of the contributionTo invent the world: The chinoiserie panels of the University of Évora and the decorative cuture around 1750.
Original languagePortuguese
Pages (from-to)142-157
Number of pages15
JournalA Cidade de Évora. Boletim de Cultura da Câmara Municipal de Évora
Volume3rd Series
Issue number4
Publication statusPublished - 2023

Keywords

  • University of Évora
  • decorated tilery
  • chinoiserie
  • visual culture
  • cultural Reception
  • cultural representations

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