Where in the World? Lacquer

[@lordtherapeutics]

Extraordinary presentation, thank you.

[@paulfiniello6750]

Thank you for the informative presentation; it is a bit easier to view these pieces up close while temporarily at Frick Madison.

[@singing-sands]

So interesting!

[@chinarmart8685]

Thank you for your work and survey. I'd like to know more about the origins of the imagery; the screen was made in Japan, but the facial features, figures' appearances, and landscape backdrop elements bear the marks of influence from Chinese art. In my humble opinion, the vogue for this lacquerware was also stimulated by the Chinoiserie fashion in applied arts.

[@barrymoore4470]

The element of chinoiserie is definitely there. The French craftsmen and consumers of this furniture may well have thought the panels to be Chinese in origin.

[@marksletters]

Thank you for the wonderful video !!

[@luciemedici]

Thank you 🌹

[@cicchiamichael]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@rhondafusaro2459]

Wonderful, thank you so much!

[@marieanneaffre1802]

Thank you very much Beautiful 😍💖🌐❤👌🎶🎵💕💕

[@hd-xc2lz]

How does "cost just as much as, and often more than paintings and sculptures..." inform us on value without any specifics regarding the paintings and sculptures compared?? Or are we merely attempting to elevate in the public's mind the value of Asian lacquer work? Forced, lazy effort, unworthy of The Frick.