The southern song dynasty Longquan celadon Pisces grain fold along the plate

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exhibition in Tokyo and consent, the 10 th anniversary of the exhibition, Tokyo, in 2006, focus, no. 70
root art museum, tianjin, the southern song dynasty の green magnetic, Tokyo, in October 2010, 9 solstice on November 14, Turing number 44
Christie ‘s, the gu yun tiancheng: yu mountain man in the song dynasty porcelain collection exhibition “, Hong Kong, November 22 to 27, 2012. New York, March 15 to 20, 2013. London, from May 10 to 14, 2013, focus, no. 68
this dish enamel moist, hair color green, jade, longquan celadon is rare in the market. Bottom stamps Pisces in the set off of blue glaze just like two fish chase between blue waves, lifelike. Pisces grain also have “more than year after year” and “sex harmony”, and many other auspicious implies, symbolizes family rich, and the husband and wife. Pisces lines can be traced back to the han dynasty, the earliest can be seen in some of the eastern han dynasty bronze washing Pisces examples of grain. A decorative theme was first introduced into the kiln porcelain, relevant examples of visible Dave Sir Old green glaze Pisces wash, a western jin dynasty, the kiln description published in Osaka 1998 “Masterpieces of Chinese Ceramics from the Percival David Collection”, 30 pages, focus, no. 1. In these early examples, Pisces often assumes the symmetric configuration, lack of angry. To the southern song dynasty longquan celadon, Pisces configuration changes to the head-tail, with a lot of movement.
this post Pisces fold along the plate in the southern song dynasty to yuan dynasty. A similar longquan Pisces tray caches in taojiang county of hunan province, mount Yu Genjin gallery, published in 2010, the southern song dynasty の green magnetic, 144 pages, figure 24-9. Another similar example is found in Han Guoquan luo tao xin yuan dynasty, an underwater in the south Korean administration bureau of the ministry of culture, published in 1985, the Relics Salvaged from the SeabedOff Sinan “, page 23, chart 11.