Oberkampf Christophe Philippe Collection

Le Meunier, Son Fils, et l'Ane (The Miller, His Son, and the Ass) (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1806. Designed by Jean Baptiste Huet after Jean Baptiste Oudry, manufactured by Oberkampf Manufactory

Paul and Virginie, Furnishing Fabric, France, after 1818. Creator: Oberkampf Manufactory
Paul and Virginie, Furnishing Fabric, France, after 1818. Engraved by Tony Johannot and others after works by Jean Michel Moreau and Jean Frederic Schall

La Marchande d'Amour (The Merchant of Love) (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1815/17. Designed by Louis-Hippolyte LeBas, after Jacques Firmin Beauvarlet

La Marchande d'Amour (The Merchant of Love) (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1815/17. Designed by Louis-Hippolyte LeBas, after Jacques Firmin Beauvarlet

Les Travaux de la Manufacture (The Activities of the Factory) (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1783/84. Dyeing and printing of mass-produced textiles

Amorini et Medallions (Cupid and Medallions) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1810. Designed by Jean Baptiste Huet, manufactured by Christophe Philippe Oberkampf. Detail from a larger artwork

La Chasse au cerf et au sanglier (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1780. Deer and wild boar hunting. Engraved by Johann Elias Ridinger after Philip Wouverman

Panel (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1795 / 99. Creator: Oberkampf Manufactory
Panel (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1795/99. Neoclassical vignettes with floral pattern. Engraved by Giovanni Volpato after Raphael, manufactured by Oberkampf Manufactory

Les Travaux de la Manufacture (The Factory in Operation) (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1783/84. Designed by Jean Baptiste Huet, manufactured by Oberkampf Manufactory

Au Loup! (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1783/89. Creator: Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf
Au Loup! (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1783/89. Wolf! designed by Jean Baptiste Huet after Jacques Stella, manufactured by Christophe Phillipe Oberkampf

Les Monuments de Paris (The Monuments of Paris) (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1816/18. Designed by Hippolyte Lebas, engraved by Nicolas Auguste Leisnier, manufactured by Christophe Philippe Oberkampf

Paul and Virginie, Furnishing Fabric, France, 1802. Creator: Oberkampf Manufactory
Paul and Virginie, Furnishing Fabric, France, 1802. Designed by Jean Baptiste Huet after engraving by Abraham Girardet after drawing by Jean-Michel Moreau the Younger

Chinoiseries (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1780. Creator: Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf
Chinoiseries (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1780. Chinese-influenced pattern, floral print with vignettes of people. Designed by Jean Baptiste Pillement after engravings by Pierre Charles Canot

Les Travaux de la Manufacture (The Activities of the Factory) (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1783/84. Dyeing and printing of mass-produced textiles

Le Parc du Chateau (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1783. Creator: Oberkampf Manufactory
Le Parc du Chateau (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1783. The grounds of the chateau; rustic scenes. Designed by Jean Baptiste Huet, manufactured by Oberkampf Manufactory

L'Amour et Psyche (Cupid and Psyche) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1810. Creator: Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf
L'Amour et Psyche (Cupid and Psyche) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1810. Designed by Jean Baptiste Huet, manufactured by Christophe Philippe Oberkampf

L'Escarpolette, (The Swing), Furnishing Fabric, France, c. 1789. Creator: Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf
L'Escarpolette, (The Swing), Furnishing Fabric, France, c. 1789. Designed by Jean Baptiste Huet after Jean Honore Fragonard, manufactured by Christophe Phillipe Oberkampf

Les Quatre Parties du Monde (Four Quarters of the Globe) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1794
Les Quatre Parties du Monde (Four Quarters of the Globe) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c.1794. Indigenous people with a crocodile or alligator; flying fish

Scenes Flamandes (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1775. Creator: Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf
Scenes Flamandes (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1775. Flemish scenes, designed by Jean Baptiste Huet after Cornelis Pietersz. Bega, manufactured by Christophe Phillipe Oberkampf

L'Historie de Psyche (The Story of Psyche) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1810. Creator: Oberkampf Manufactory
L'Historie de Psyche (The Story of Psyche) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1810. Designed by Jean Baptiste Huet after Pierre-Paul Prud'hon, manufactured by Oberkampf Manufactory

La Marchande d Amour (The Merchant of Love) (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1815 / 17
La Marchande d Amour (The Merchant of Love) (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1815/17. Designed by Louis-Hippolyte LeBas, after Jacques Firmin Beauvarlet

L'Amour Vainqueur (Love Triumphant) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1804. Creator: Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf
L'Amour Vainqueur (Love Triumphant) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c.1804. Neoclassical design with sheep, wolf, sphinxes, Venus and Cupid

L'Hommage de l'Amerique a la France (America's Tribute to France) (Furnishing Fabric), c. 1790
L'Hommage de l'Amerique a la France (America's Tribute to France) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1790

Amorini et Medallions (Cupid and Medallions) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1810. Designed by Jean Baptiste Huet, manufactured by Christophe Philippe Oberkampf

Les Monuments d'Egypte (The Monuments of Egypt), furnishing fabric, France, c. 1800. Creator: Oberkampf Manufactory
Les Monuments d'Egypte (The Monuments of Egypt), furnishing fabric, France, c. 1800. Designed by Jean Baptiste Huet. Christophe Phillipe Oberkampf (producer), Louis Francois Cassas (painter)

La Liberte Americaine (American Liberty) (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1783/89. Creators: Unknown, Oberkampf Manufactory
La Liberte Americaine (American Liberty) (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1783/89. Designed by Jean Baptiste Huet after medallion designed by Augustin Dupre

Le Couronnement de la Rosiere (The Crowning of the Rose Maiden) (Furnishing Fabric), c. 1780
Le Couronnement de la Rosiere (The Crowning of the Rose Maiden) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1780. Designed by Jean Baptiste Huet after Jean Baptiste Greuze, manufactured by Oberkampf Manufactory

Panel (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1785. Creators: Unknown, Oberkampf Manufactory
Panel (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1785. Floral print with rustic vignettes. Possibly manufactured by Oberkampf Manufactory

Les Vendages (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1785. Creator: Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf
Les Vendages (Furnishing Fabric), France, 1785. Scenes of grape-harvesting and wine-making. Manufactured by Christophe Phillipe Oberkampf

La Danse des Noirs (The Dance of the Blacks) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1760. Manufactured by Christophe Philippe Oberkampf

Les Quatre Elements (The Four Elements) (Furnishing Fabric), France, c. 1780. Water nymphs with coral and sheashells, and stylised dolphin

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Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf, a renowned creator from France, left an indelible mark on the world of furnishing fabrics. His masterpieces continue to captivate art enthusiasts even today. One such masterpiece is "Le Meunier, Son Fils, et l'Ane (The Miller, His Son, and the Ass)" created in 1806 by the Oberkampf Manufactory. This fabric tells a story through its intricate design and vibrant colors. Another remarkable piece is "La Chasse au cerf et au sanglier (The Hunt for Deer and Wild Boar)" dating back to around 1780. Its detailed depiction of a hunting scene transports us to another era. The panel created by the Oberkampf Manufactory in 1795/99 showcases their exceptional craftsmanship. The delicate patterns and harmonious color palette make it a true work of art. "Les Travaux de la Manufacture (The Factory in Operation)" crafted in 1783/84 portrays the bustling activities within the factory itself. It serves as a testament to Oberkampf's dedication towards his craft. "Au Loup. , " designed by Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf between 1783 and 1789, exudes elegance with its refined motifs inspired by nature. It reflects his ability to seamlessly blend creativity with technical expertise. In "Les Monuments de Paris (The Monuments of Paris), " created between 1816 and 1818 by Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf himself, we witness iconic landmarks beautifully depicted on fabric – truly bringing Paris into our homes. Oberkampf's collaboration with Paul and Virginie resulted in an exquisite furnishing fabric dating back to 1802. Its romantic motifs evoke emotions that transcend time. His fascination with Chinoiseries is evident in another creation from around 1780. The fabric showcases his mastery in capturing the essence of Chinese art and culture.