Even in ancient Greece houses were fitted with a kitchen although most of them had an open patio serving this purpose, with only the wealthy having a separate room. The Romans perfected the kitchens and in the Italian villas, they were separated from the rest of the house, to prevent the smoke from spreading in the living rooms. Modern Europeans further changed the aspect of this room and FulcrumGallery.com has a nice selection of French Kitchen Art Wall Art emphasizing these modifications.
French Kitchen Art Wall Art ranges from vintage posters that used to decorate Parisian restaurants and bars at the beginning of the 20th century to modern high-resolution images. The French are famous for their wine, cheese and pastry, which are a part of most of the important meals, so it is only natural for them to be celebrated in artwork. This is what gives the French cuisine its special appeal and they brilliantly succeed at conveying this message in art prints.
A rich meal is usually wrapped up with a glass of fine French wine or a bottle of champagne and these refined drinks are also at the cornerstone of French Kitchen Art Wall Art. The posters have the uncanny ability of transforming any interior, with a regular kitchen decorated in this manner making any meal more enjoyable. People get the feeling they are dining in a fine restaurant and even take a virtual voyage to the French countryside, with its seemingly endless vineyards.
