Livre de desseins chinois. D'après des originaux de Perse, des Indes, de la CHine et du Japon. Modèles de Jean-Antoine Fraisse pour les Manufactures du Duc de Bourbon 1735. Théories de l’art The ambition of this exhibition

The ambition of this exhibition project is to offer the public a specific access key to ancient civilizations through an activity practiced by many and known to all as it is still present in our daily lives

then spread out tenuously

not from me

They resemble magnetic fields that converge forces

Livre de desseins chinois. D'après des originaux de Perse, des Indes, de la CHine et du Japon. Modèles de Jean-Antoine Fraisse pour les Manufactures du Duc de Bourbon 1735. Théories de l’art The ambition of this exhibitionAt the beginning of the 18th century century, the taste for Asian arts developed in France with imports from the East India Company; porcelain, precious fabrics, furniture and lacquer objects were common in aristocratic interiors. It was in this context that Fraisse's book was published in 1735. Jean Antoine Fraisse, born in Grenoble around 1680, is recorded as a master embroiderer and painter in this city until 1718. In 1729 he worked as a "canvas