Neste primeiro post decidi mostrar um pouco do Brasil no mundo.
Nao e' de hoje que os Europeus sao fascinados pelas paisagens e coisas do Brasil. Varios foram os artistas enviados ao Brasil pelas cortes europeias nos seculos 17, 18 e 19 para retratar o Brasil e levar consigo impressoes, narracoes, objetos, animais e ate indios.
Mauricio de Nassau foi o primeiro a trazer artistas de qualidade para ilustrar o Brasil ao mundo.
As famosas pinturas de FRANS POST, encomendadas pelo principe holandes Mauricio de Nassau foram presenteadas a Luiz XIV, rei da Franca e hoje estao no Louvre.
Embora estes objetos e obras de arte sejam hoje pecas de museus, ainda hoje e' possivel obter alguns em leiloes.
Empresas com ZUBER, a famosa marca de papel de parede francesa tem um belo conjunto de papeis que mostram as paisagens do Rio de Janeiro e ainda hoje sao produzidos com a mesma qualidade de pouco mais de cem anos atras.
Mas o intuito disto tudo e' falar que e' possivel utilizar muita " BRASILIDADE" na decoracao, sem ter que repetir o verde-amarelo da bandeira. Sim ha muito do Brasil no exterior, e muito de Brasil no Brasil a precos razoaveis e de muita qualidade, que podem compor ambientes fantasticos e com muita personalidade.
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On this first post I decided to show a little of we can find about Brazil around the word Brazil.
Since a long time a go Europeans are fascinated about the Brazilian landscape and its objects. Lots of artists were sent from Europe to Brazil between 17th and 19th centuries to portrait the Brazilian landscape and also take with them some impressions, objects, animals, plants and also native indians.
The famous canvas by FRANS POST, painted by request of the Dutch prince Maurice Nassau were given to Louis XIV, king of France and now a days are in the Louvre Museum.
Although this objects and works of art are mostly in museums, it is still possible to find them in auctions.
Companies like ZUBER, the famous hand painted wallpaper French company has a beautiful set showing a landscape from Rio de Janeiro and it is still made like it was a little more than hundred years ago.
But the intention of this post is to show that it is possible create a very good interior design using elements of BRAZIL that goes beyond Flags and Green / Yellow palette.
Yes there is a lot of "Brazilian art products" around the word that we can still buy at very good price and quality.
Wagner Lang
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