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The Decorative Properties Of the Designs Printed in Nineteenth Century as an Entry to Enrich printed Designs

Huda Gaber, Gehan Elgamal

Journal of Architecture, Art & Humanistic Science · 2020

doi:10.21608/mjaf.2019.13185.1199 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

Summary:-The present research deals with an analytical study of 19th century creative designs and the creative and artistic aspects of these designs and their components and components of the decoration and elements of the composition and analysis of the artistic elements and aesthetic values and sources of inspiration for the designs of printed fabrics and the most important factors that influenced its formation (geo-political and economic) in the period 1801-1900.Introduction:-The historical study of the art of textile printing is a mirror of the plastic arts, illustrating the cultural progress of the peoples in different periods of time. It reflects the spirit of public culture and different historical styles, as well as the general taste and the aesthetic style.The 19th century arts in general, including the art of textile printing,Which is clearly influenced by all historical,social and cultural factors. The nineteenth century is a period of artistic, political and economic periods, because it involves a profound development in the history of European civilization,Entire water.Research problem:-How can the design and decorative features of nineteenth-century printed designs be identified in European countries, particularly England and France, between 1801-1900?Search Limits:-- Objective limitations: The research is limited to a historical study of the analytical design elements and aesthetic values of print designs in the nineteenth century in the European countries, especially England and France.- Temporal limits: The study is done on some of the printed designs in the period (1801-1900).Spatial boundaries: The study is limited to 19th-century printed designs produced in Europe particularly England and France.Research Methodology:-The research follows the methodology (descriptive, analytical and historical):- descriptive approach: in the study and description of artistic values and aesthetic designs of printed fabrics during the nineteenth century.Analytical Approach: Analyzing the technical elements and aesthetic values of printed fabrics during the nineteenth century in Europe, especially the states of England and France.- Historical approach: through the presentation and analysis of a set of print designs that were produced in the period (1801-1900) in some European countries,especially England and France.Research Importance:-- Establishes the current research of aesthetics studies in the design of the 19th century.- An analytical study of print designs in the nineteenth century to determine their decorative and formative characteristics.- Studying the emotional influences and various techniques related to printing designs during the nineteenth century in Europe

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