Chinoiserie

Connected Sites: 12

Definition

Chinoiserie refers to a recurring theme in European artistic styles since the 17th century, which reflects Chinese art and is characterized by the use of fanciful imagery of an imaginary China.

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Connected Sites

St. Petersburg

Russia

Inscribed: 1990

4.19

268

9

Pushkin (Tsarskoe Selo)- part of St Petersburg - has a Chinese Village and a Creaking Pagoda
Schönbrunn

Austria

Inscribed: 1996

3.50

507

14

Vieux-Laque Room, Blue Chinese Salon and Chinese Round and Oval Cabinets
Karlskrona

Sweden

Inscribed: 1998

2.25

113

6

Skarva: the "Chinese room" is equipped with about 100 Chinese drawings (nom file)
Aranjuez

Spain

Inscribed: 2001

2.62

177

11

Chinese Kiosks of the Prince's Garden & tile panels
Castles of Augustusburg and Falkenlust

Germany

Inscribed: 1984

2.81

241

13

Der Schloss Chinese von Schloss Augustusburg
See www.schlossgarde-bruehl.de
Potsdam

Germany

Inscribed: 1990

3.52

372

10

(Chinese House 1755-64)
Kew Gardens

United Kingdom

Inscribed: 2003

3.24

337

18

(Pagoda - 1762)
Graz

Austria

Inscribed: 1999

2.97

256

10

3 rooms in Schloss Eggenberg
Gardens and Castle at Kromeríz

Czechia

Inscribed: 1998

2.76

161

10

Pagoda in the castle park
Garden Kingdom of Dessau-Wörlitz

Germany

Inscribed: 2000

2.56

183

10

(Pagoda at Oranienbaum 1797)
Drottningholm

Sweden

Inscribed: 1991

2.84

239

11

(Chinese Pavilion 1753)
Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe

Germany

Inscribed: 2013

2.98

184

8

mock Chinese village known as Mulang, with its pagoda and pavilions (AB ev)