Abstract
The paper aims to identify distinctive features of the French Louis XV japanned furniture created in imitation of the Chinese and Japanese lacquerwork. Scientific originality of the study lies in the fact that for the first time in the domestic art criticism, the author describes Louis XV japanned furniture created in imitation of the Chinese and Japanese lacquerware. The findings allow concluding that the analyzed decorative and applied artworks are examples of the Rococo style.
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