Definition of toile de Jouy in English:

toile de Jouy

noun də ʒwiːˌtwäl də ˈZHwē

mass noun

A type of printed calico with a characteristic floral, figure, or landscape design on a light background.
淡底印花亚麻（或棉）布
Example sentencesExamples
- For those who preferred it, such a design could also be painted directly on paneling or printed on toile de Jouy.
- Of the myriad textiles Matisse collected throughout his life, the blue and white toile de Jouy had the most profound effect on his journey toward abstraction.
- The first section of this exhibition traces the path taken on his canvases by the toile de Jouy, a length of flower-printed cotton that brought Matisse to the brink of abstraction in the opening decade of the twentieth century.
- The grand hall, rather oddly, is decorated with a blue toile de Jouy wallpaper, the sort you usually see in bedrooms.
- At the far left of the photograph, taking its rightful place alongside Matisse's other possessions and draped over a frame, is the toile de Jouy - a textile that inspired so much of Matisse's art.

Origin

Originally made at Jouy-en-Josas, near Paris.

Definition of toile de Jouy in US English:

toile de Jouy

nounˌtwäl də ˈZHwē

A type of printed calico with a characteristic floral, figure, or landscape design on a light background, typically used for upholstery or curtains.
淡底印花亚麻（或棉）布
Example sentencesExamples
- For those who preferred it, such a design could also be painted directly on paneling or printed on toile de Jouy.
- The grand hall, rather oddly, is decorated with a blue toile de Jouy wallpaper, the sort you usually see in bedrooms.
- Of the myriad textiles Matisse collected throughout his life, the blue and white toile de Jouy had the most profound effect on his journey toward abstraction.
- The first section of this exhibition traces the path taken on his canvases by the toile de Jouy, a length of flower-printed cotton that brought Matisse to the brink of abstraction in the opening decade of the twentieth century.
- At the far left of the photograph, taking its rightful place alongside Matisse's other possessions and draped over a frame, is the toile de Jouy - a textile that inspired so much of Matisse's art.

Origin

Originally made at Jouy-en-Josas, near Paris.

单词	toile de Jouy
释义	Definition of toile de Jouy in English: toile de Jouy noun də ʒwiːˌtwäl də ˈZHwē mass noun A type of printed calico with a characteristic floral, figure, or landscape design on a light background. 淡底印花亚麻（或棉）布 Example sentencesExamples For those who preferred it, such a design could also be painted directly on paneling or printed on toile de Jouy. Of the myriad textiles Matisse collected throughout his life, the blue and white toile de Jouy had the most profound effect on his journey toward abstraction. The first section of this exhibition traces the path taken on his canvases by the toile de Jouy, a length of flower-printed cotton that brought Matisse to the brink of abstraction in the opening decade of the twentieth century. The grand hall, rather oddly, is decorated with a blue toile de Jouy wallpaper, the sort you usually see in bedrooms. At the far left of the photograph, taking its rightful place alongside Matisse's other possessions and draped over a frame, is the toile de Jouy - a textile that inspired so much of Matisse's art. Origin Originally made at Jouy-en-Josas, near Paris. Definition of toile de Jouy in US English: toile de Jouy nounˌtwäl də ˈZHwē A type of printed calico with a characteristic floral, figure, or landscape design on a light background, typically used for upholstery or curtains. 淡底印花亚麻（或棉）布 Example sentencesExamples For those who preferred it, such a design could also be painted directly on paneling or printed on toile de Jouy. The grand hall, rather oddly, is decorated with a blue toile de Jouy wallpaper, the sort you usually see in bedrooms. Of the myriad textiles Matisse collected throughout his life, the blue and white toile de Jouy had the most profound effect on his journey toward abstraction. The first section of this exhibition traces the path taken on his canvases by the toile de Jouy, a length of flower-printed cotton that brought Matisse to the brink of abstraction in the opening decade of the twentieth century. At the far left of the photograph, taking its rightful place alongside Matisse's other possessions and draped over a frame, is the toile de Jouy - a textile that inspired so much of Matisse's art. Origin Originally made at Jouy-en-Josas, near Paris.
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