Walzin Chinoiserie
Printed in England
Provenance: Late-18th Century, hand painted Chinoiserie paper. Private Collection.
In the 18th century hand painted Chinoiserie was the most coveted fashion of aristocratic interiors, with luscious colours such as malachite, azurite and carmine depicting oriental scenes of delicate flowers, foliage, birds and figures. Gifted by the Duke of Norfolk in the 1780s, the original Walzin Chinoiserie adorned the walls of the elegant Stoke House of Newark.
| Paper Type: | Non woven paper or Linen |
| Print: | Digital |
| Standard Height: | 300 cm / 9'10" |
| Panel Width: | Trimmed to 136cm / 4’5.54” |
| Number of panels: | 6+ |
| Supply Notes: |
Also available as a standardized version on a roll, with 4 panels trimmed to 70 cm / 2'3.56", measuring 280cm total width and 300cm high. If you are interested in the standard option, please enquire below.
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