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Mouse Mat : Panel (From a Settee), England, 1745 / 55. Creator: Unknown
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Panel (From a Settee), England, 1745 / 55. Creator: Unknown
Panel (From a Settee), England, 1745/55
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Media ID 24173020
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Carnation Carnations Cataract Embroidered Exotic Linen Linen Plain Weave Orientalism Orientalist Pagoda Palm Tree Palm Trees Palms Seat Settee Sofa Soft Furnishing Soft Furnishings Temples Tropical Upholstered Upholstery Waterfall Wool Floral Design Floral Pattern Hindoostan Needlework Pagodas Sewing
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Estimated Product Size is 24.2cm x 19.7cm (9.5" x 7.8")
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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) or portrait (vertical) orientation to match the source image.
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This print showcases a beautifully embroidered panel from a settee, originating in England between 1745 and 1755. The creator of this exquisite piece remains unknown, adding an air of mystery to its allure. The panel is adorned with vibrant silk and wool threads meticulously stitched in tent stitches, creating an intricate floral design that evokes the exoticism associated with Orientalism during the eighteenth century. The rich color palette features delicate carnations blooming amidst lush palm trees and pagodas, transporting viewers to distant lands like Hindoostan (India) and China. The fusion of British craftsmanship with elements inspired by these far-flung countries reflects the era's fascination with exploration and trade. The linen plain weave fabric serves as a backdrop for this extraordinary needlework, highlighting the meticulous attention to detail in every stitch. This textile masterpiece not only adds beauty but also carries religious symbolism through its depiction of temples and natural phenomena such as waterfalls. Displayed within the esteemed Art Institute of Chicago, this artwork represents both historical significance and artistic excellence. Its presence within the gallery allows visitors to appreciate the skillful weaving techniques employed during this period while immersing themselves in a world where nature intertwines seamlessly with human creativity. As we admire this upholstered treasure frozen in time, we are reminded of how art transcends boundaries - geographical, cultural, or temporal - connecting us all through shared appreciation for beauty woven into our collective heritage.
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