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Record: sotheby’s in New York, September 14, 2011, no. 0334.
note: this product with the Beijing Palace Museum collection “, the qing emperor kangxi bucket, dragon cranes tray “is the same (see the Palace Museum hid treasures series – color, the color”, Shanghai science and technology publishing house, 1999, pp. 213, the figure 194).
the plate exposure, shallow arc abdomen, the bearing ring foot. Full-bodied with bucket color craft decoration and dish heart painted dragon playing bead lines, two dragons stare a kiss, weigh, elegant, elegant powerful torso, five claws like a wheel, squama arranged close and orderly, and this isn’t a general flame burning, the speed, dignity, and then the awesome. A dragon by the blue and white paint decoration, weigh only stippling, another dragon famille rose decoration, both cheng, glaze glaze under set each other off becomes an interest. Outer wall paint, xiangyun, the crane crane thin feathers and tidy, and graceful, Hui Hui its feathers, with a figure of perfect elegance. Long He both fierce graceful posture, comparative and intense, set each other off becomes an interest.
in the qing dynasty is the height of the development of color porcelain, inheritance with innovation, their style is not the same at the same time, whether in the shape, decorative pattern, color, etc have a breakthrough. This delicate plate embryo glaze, production very carefully, to renew the glaze and white degree is high, can highlight the material texture and color to more bright-coloured tonal. Apply color accurate, ShiCai full, bright Ming yan, biscuit porcelain white line with excellent quality, dynamic and static storage, comparative and bright, natural and graceful, has the rich expressive force. Main grain with blue and white outline, fills in red, yellow, green, red ochre, all sorts of color, such as blue and white hair color mingyan, fill in full and accurate, and stippling, imparting the profusion, deep color techniques of interest, as exemplified the kangxi CiYi palace.
refer to:
1. The Palace Museum hid treasures series – color, the color “, Shanghai science and technology publishing house, 1999, pp. 213, 194.
2. The hill des haim emory’s and paley cuo museum of the Chinese art, and Germany, in 2015, pp. 132, no. 50.
3. “the national Palace Museum, hidden in the qing dynasty imperial kiln porcelain (a (I)”, the Forbidden City publishing house, 2005, pp. 212. |
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