Cross-cultural Dialogue of European and Eastern Cultures: Chinoiserie in the Court art of Princes Radzivill of the 18th Century in Belarus

  • Olga D. Bazhenova Belarusian State University
Keywords: Chinese taste, chinoiserie, Belarus Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Radziwill princes, sketchbook, Fischer, Nesvizh castle, murals, space

Abstract

The study addresses the issue of cross-cultural dialogue in art on the example of chinoiserie or Chinese style, as French encyclopedias of the first half of the 19th century began to call this symbiosis of European and Chinese art. The author focuses on the history of chinoiserie in the castles of the Radzivill princes in the 18th century. in Belarus. The basis of analytics is an album of sketches of furniture, ceramics, weapons, prepared by the court artist Fischer in the 1730s. and a cycle of paintings in the halls of the treasury of the Nesvizh castle.

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Author Biography

Olga D. Bazhenova, Belarusian State University

 DSc in Art History, Docent, Professor of the Department of Arts and Environmental Design at the Belarusian State University.

Published
2023-09-17
How to Cite
BazhenovaO. D. (2023). Cross-cultural Dialogue of European and Eastern Cultures: Chinoiserie in the Court art of Princes Radzivill of the 18th Century in Belarus. Philosophical Letters. Russian and European Dialogue, 6(3), 171-186. Retrieved from https://phillet.hse.ru/article/view/17930