Ming Collection (page 18)

"Ming: A Journey through Ancient Chinese Art and Culture" Step into the world of Ming, a captivating era in Chinese history that left an indelible mark on art, pottery

Ming Collection: Taoist temple dedicated to Kuang Kung, war god, dating from the Ming dynasty

Taoist temple dedicated to Kuang Kung, war god, dating from the Ming dynasty, Tainan city, Taiwan, Republic of China, Asia

Ming Collection: Entrance to antichamber of underground mausoleum, Ting Ling (tomb of Emperor Wan Li)

Entrance to antichamber of underground mausoleum, Ting Ling (tomb of Emperor Wan Li), Ming Tombs, near Beijing, China, Asia

Huabiao statue and gate at the Ming Tombs, Beijing, China, Asia

Ming Collection: Last remaining intact Ming Dynasty city wall in China, UNESCO World Heritage Site

Last remaining intact Ming Dynasty city wall in China, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Pingyao City, Shanxi Province, China, Asia

Ming Collection: The City Walls built during the first reign of Hongwu the first emperor of the Ming dynasty

The City Walls built during the first reign of Hongwu the first emperor of the Ming dynasty, rise above Xi an train station, Xian City, Shaanxi Province, China, Asia

Ming Collection: The City Wall and fortified watch tower built during the first reign of Hongwu the first emperor

The City Wall and fortified watch tower built during the first reign of Hongwu the first emperor of the Ming dynasty, Xian City, Shaanxi Province, China, Asia

Ming Collection: Statue of the Buddha in the main hall of the Ling Yinx Temple, dating from the Ming dynasty

Statue of the Buddha in the main hall of the Ling Yinx Temple, dating from the Ming dynasty, but restored, at Hangchow, China, Asia

Elephant statues on Sacred Way, Ming Tombs, Nanking, China, Asia

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"Ming: A Journey through Ancient Chinese Art and Culture" Step into the world of Ming, a captivating era in Chinese history that left an indelible mark on art, pottery, and society. At the Qing and Ming Ancient Pottery Factory in Jingdezhen city, a mesmerizing display of vases showcases the exquisite craftsmanship that defined this period. One cannot help but be transported to another time while admiring "Along the River During the Qingming Festival, " a hand scroll depicting bustling scenes from everyday life during the Qing Court. This masterpiece offers a glimpse into the vibrant culture and meticulous attention to detail that characterized Ming artistic expression. Intriguingly mysterious is "Guanyin as the Nine-Lotus Bodhisattva, " created by an unknown artist in 1593. This divine representation exemplifies devotion and spirituality prevalent during this dynasty. Moving beyond art, we encounter Emperor Ming himself portrayed by Charles Middleton in FLASH GORDON (1936). His portrayal brings to life both his power and enigmatic personality. Delving deeper into material culture, we discover a Cloisonne Jar from China's Xuande period (1426-35 A) - an exquisite example of intricate metalwork fused with vibrant enamel colors. Nearby stands a Chinese Urn at Beijing's Temple of Heaven; its presence evokes reverence for ancient traditions still cherished today. The Forbidden City's grandeur comes alive within its halls built during this illustrious dynasty. Each step taken reveals architectural marvels that have stood tall for centuries. Ming Dynasty Glazed Figures capture our attention with their lifelike details frozen in time. These figures offer glimpses into daily life or perhaps serve as guardians protecting sacred spaces. A majestic horseman figure symbolizes strength and valor associated with military prowess during this era - reminding us of China's rich martial heritage intertwined with cultural achievements. "Lady With a Wine Vessel" captures gracefulness personified, showcasing the elegance and refinement valued during Ming society.