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Manocchi Pink & Yellow Ochre Rosette Pocket Square

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Giuseppe Manocchi, SM Adam volume 15/8, Finished drawing for a ceiling, c1765-1766, unexecuted

  • 100% Silk
  • Hand Rolled
  • Designed and Printed in Britain
  • 42cm x 42cm

Note: Any irregularities in the print are intentional, reflecting the original qualities of the artwork.

This pocket square features a drawing by Giuseppe Manocchi, a refined design originally intended for a ceiling. The artwork, created with pen and coloured washes including yellow ochre, pink and terre verte, showcases a meticulously detailed square plan. At its centre, a rosette is encircled by a fan and scrolled hearts, with arabesques, peltoid shields and a Vitruvian scroll forming the intricate border.

Giuseppe Manocchi (c.1731-82), a talented Roman draughtsman, made a significant impact on British architectural design during the 18th century. His first meeting with James Adam, brother of the renowned architect Robert Adam, in the early 1760s marked the beginning of a fruitful professional relationship. By 1765, Manocchi had joined the Adam brothers' London office, contributing to their architectural projects. However, his most influential work was in producing a series of inspirational drawings, largely created without specific clients in mind. These designs, which often depicted ornamental elements for ceilings, carpets and wall panels, were inspired by Manocchi's studies of antique and Renaissance architecture, including Raphael’s loggia at the Vatican. His use of vibrant colours, frequently enhanced with gouache, set his work apart from the typical watercolours of the period. This bold colour palette had a lasting influence on the Adam brothers’ style and, in turn, transformed British architecture and interior design. Manocchi’s visionary approach to colour and design continues to be celebrated, with over 150 of his drawings preserved at Sir John Soane’s Museum, embodying the creativity that reshaped the aesthetic landscape of the era.

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$36.02

Original: $120.06

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Manocchi Pink & Yellow Ochre Rosette Pocket Square

$120.06

$36.02

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In collaboration with:

Giuseppe Manocchi, SM Adam volume 15/8, Finished drawing for a ceiling, c1765-1766, unexecuted

  • 100% Silk
  • Hand Rolled
  • Designed and Printed in Britain
  • 42cm x 42cm

Note: Any irregularities in the print are intentional, reflecting the original qualities of the artwork.

This pocket square features a drawing by Giuseppe Manocchi, a refined design originally intended for a ceiling. The artwork, created with pen and coloured washes including yellow ochre, pink and terre verte, showcases a meticulously detailed square plan. At its centre, a rosette is encircled by a fan and scrolled hearts, with arabesques, peltoid shields and a Vitruvian scroll forming the intricate border.

Giuseppe Manocchi (c.1731-82), a talented Roman draughtsman, made a significant impact on British architectural design during the 18th century. His first meeting with James Adam, brother of the renowned architect Robert Adam, in the early 1760s marked the beginning of a fruitful professional relationship. By 1765, Manocchi had joined the Adam brothers' London office, contributing to their architectural projects. However, his most influential work was in producing a series of inspirational drawings, largely created without specific clients in mind. These designs, which often depicted ornamental elements for ceilings, carpets and wall panels, were inspired by Manocchi's studies of antique and Renaissance architecture, including Raphael’s loggia at the Vatican. His use of vibrant colours, frequently enhanced with gouache, set his work apart from the typical watercolours of the period. This bold colour palette had a lasting influence on the Adam brothers’ style and, in turn, transformed British architecture and interior design. Manocchi’s visionary approach to colour and design continues to be celebrated, with over 150 of his drawings preserved at Sir John Soane’s Museum, embodying the creativity that reshaped the aesthetic landscape of the era.

Watch how our squares are made

Reviews: Click to read Customer & Expert Product Reviews

Shipping: Global Express Shipping in 1-4 working days to most locations. See our Shipping Policy

Returns: Free 90 day returns. If you are not completely happy with your purchase, we will provide a full refund. 

Questions? If you have any questions for us regarding any aspect of our products, or just need some tips, then please don't hesitate to get in touch at [email protected]