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Turquerie (anglicized as "Turkery"), or Turquoiserie, was the
Turkish fashion in
Western Europe from the 16th to 18th
centuries for
imitating aspects...
- Suleiman's
activities in
Paris were a
trigger for the po****rity of
Turquerie and
Orientalism in
early modern France, in
which Turkish fashions of the...
- by Hugo von
Hofmannsthal with
incidental music by
Richard Strauss. The
turquerie was
replaced by an
appended operatic entertainment Ariadne auf Naxos,...
- the
artificial island on
which Mantua is located. In the
context of the
turquerie fashion, the
seraglio became the
subject of
works of art, the most famous...
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Sargent emphasized Almina Wertheimer's
exotic beauty in 1908 by
dressing her en
turquerie....
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Faroqhi pp443 Moronvalle, Jeff (2010). Le
Recueil Ferriol (1714) and
Turquerie Fashion (in French). {{cite book}}: |work=
ignored (help)
Vanmour series...
- p. 12".
Retrieved 18 May 2013. The
Metropolitan Museum of Art. 1968. "
Turquerie." The
Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, New
Series 26 (5): pp. 229...
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India by
William Hodges, and
William and
Thomas Daniell from
about 1795.
Turquerie began as
early as the late 15th century,
continued until at
least the...
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Public holidays Traditions ****s Folk
dances Shadow play
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Turkey Cinema Golden Orange Awards Turkish actors...
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connotations and ****ociations.
Influenced by amb****adorship, diplomacy, “
Turquerie” and the new
sounds of
their own
military bands,
European operatic and...
