Plate c. 1760 - 1780
josephahannong
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This 18th century plate, titled "Plate," is a prime example of Chinoiserie, a popular European artistic style that drew inspiration from East Asian motifs. Made by potter Joseph A. Hannong, the piece features a central scene of a man fishing, set amidst a stylized landscape of trees and water, reflecting the fascination with Eastern cultures prevalent at the time. The plate's intricate hand-painted details and vibrant colors, including delicate floral accents, further highlight the craftsmanship and artistic influence of the Chinoiserie style. The plate, now in the collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Art, demonstrates the artistic exchange and cultural connections that flourished in the 18th century.
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