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Charming Trifles
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"Charming Trifles", an exhibition presenting important works from the collection of fans at the Museum of Applied Arts in Budapest, opened in June 2002. Seventy fans and other accessories were displayed in the great hall (the ballroom), evoking the atmosphere of the balls of old. A related event was "The Language of the Fan" show, in which visitors, too, could take part. This was staged in the ceremonial courtyard of the castle.

Take a virtual tour at our exhibition...

 

Fan, France (?), c. 1700 - ivory sticks, painted (tempera) paper leaf.

The Wedding of Tobias and Sarah. Fan, Italy (?), c. 1730 - ivory sticks inlaid with mother-of-pearl, painted (gouache) parchment and paper leaf.

F. Fénelon: Telemachus on Calypso's island. Fan, Paris or The Netherlands (?), 1724-30 - ivory sticks, painted (gouache) parchment leaf.

Cervantes: Don Quixote - scenes from the novel. Fan, The Netherlands (?), 1724-30 - ivory sticks painted with tempera and lacquered.

T. Tasso: Gerusalemme liberata - Rinaldo in the garden of the sorceress Armida. Fan, The Netherlands (?), c. 1730 - ivory sticks, painted (gouache) parchment leaf.

The Seizure of the Sabine Women. Fan, Italy (?), c. 1730 - ivory sticks inlaid with mother-of-pearl, painted (aquarelle) parchment leaf.

Diana, the goddess of hunting, at her bath. Fan, France, 1723-40 - mother-of-pearl sticks, painted (gouache) paper (?) leaf.

Fan, The Netherlands or England, 1740-50 - ivory sticks, painted (gouache) paper leaf.

Fan, France, mid-18th c. - mother-of-pearl sticks, painted (gouache) parchment and paper leaf.

Fan, Germany (?), mid-18th c. - bone sticks, painted (gouache) paper leaf.

Fan, France, c. 1750 - mother-of pearl sticks, painted (gouache) parchment leaf.

Fan, France (?), 1750-60 - ivory sticks, painted (gouache) parchment and paper leaf.

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