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Around the middle of the eighteenth century, the skilled painters of the Hannong factory in Strasbourg created one of the most successful decorations of the whole century: the “rose” ornamentation....
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Around the middle of the eighteenth century, the skilled painters of the Hannong factory in Strasbourg created one of the most successful decorations of the whole century: the “rose” ornamentation. The decoration, also known as “Strasbourg style”, quickly spread throughout Europe, influencing the decorative repertoire of the most important manufactures of the eighteenth century. A few confident brushstrokes draw the refined floral decoration, which is distinguished by a large rose flanked by tulips and other small European flowers, painted in brilliant “small fire” colours, a firing technique also known as “third fire”, perfected and started for the first time in Europe in Strasbourg around 1745.
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11 APR 2022 · Around the middle of the eighteenth century, the skilled painters of the Hannong factory in Strasbourg created one of the most successful decorations of the whole century: the “rose” ornamentation. The decoration, also known as “Strasbourg style”, quickly spread throughout Europe, influencing the decorative repertoire of the most important manufactures of the eighteenth century. A few confident brushstrokes draw the refined floral decoration, which is distinguished by a large rose flanked by tulips and other small European flowers, painted in brilliant “small fire” colours, a firing technique also known as “third fire”, perfected and started for the first time in Europe in Strasbourg around 1745.
Around the middle of the eighteenth century, the skilled painters of the Hannong factory in Strasbourg created one of the most successful decorations of the whole century: the “rose” ornamentation....
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Around the middle of the eighteenth century, the skilled painters of the Hannong factory in Strasbourg created one of the most successful decorations of the whole century: the “rose” ornamentation. The decoration, also known as “Strasbourg style”, quickly spread throughout Europe, influencing the decorative repertoire of the most important manufactures of the eighteenth century. A few confident brushstrokes draw the refined floral decoration, which is distinguished by a large rose flanked by tulips and other small European flowers, painted in brilliant “small fire” colours, a firing technique also known as “third fire”, perfected and started for the first time in Europe in Strasbourg around 1745.
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