Qianlong Collection
Qianlong, the illustrious Emperor of China during the Qing Dynasty, was a man of great power and influence
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Qianlong, the illustrious Emperor of China during the Qing Dynasty, was a man of great power and influence. His reign marked a period of prosperity and cultural richness in Chinese history. One can catch a glimpse of Qianlong's grandeur through various artifacts that have survived over the centuries. The first hint takes us to an iconic moment - "The Approach of the Emperor of China to his tent in Tartary to receive the British Ambassador. " This painting depicts Qianlong's encounter with foreign dignitaries, showcasing his diplomatic skills and global reach. Another artifact that reflects Qianlong's love for art is the figurine of a horse named Chien Lung. Crafted from ceramic, this masterpiece captures both elegance and strength, mirroring traits associated with Qianlong himself. Moving on to porcelain treasures from the Qing Dynasty, we come across several vases and their bases. These intricate pieces showcase exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail. Each vase tells its own story while representing imperial opulence under Qianlong's rule. A portrait depicting Qianlong as a young man further reveals his regal aura. Though created by an unknown artist in the 19th century, it immortalizes him as a charismatic leader who would shape China's destiny for years to come. Interestingly enough, even advertisements bear witness to Qianlong's legacy. Stoner and Evans Advertisement showcases how his name became synonymous with luxury goods during his reign. It speaks volumes about his patronage towards arts and commerce alike. Lastly, we delve into another set of porcelain vases from the Qing Dynasty - each one unique yet united by their timeless beauty. These vases symbolize not only artistic prowess but also serve as reminders of China's rich heritage under Emperor Qianlong. To truly understand this era better, we turn our attention towards "Along the River During the Qingming Festival, " specifically its hand scroll version commissioned by Qing Court.