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Jar with Figural Scenes and Poem Describing the Osmanthus and Moon, Qing dynasty, 1646
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Jar with Figural Scenes and Poem Describing the Osmanthus and Moon, Qing dynasty, 1646
Jar with Figural Scenes and Poem Describing the Osmanthus and Moon, Qing dynasty (1644-1911), Shunzhi period (1644-1661), dated 1646, with later painted decoration
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Applied Arts Of Asia Arts Centre Asian Collection Awata Ware Bassetaille Enamel Enamelled Glaze Glazed Glazed Pottery Overglaze Porcelain Porcelain Painted In Overglaze Enamels Qing Dynasty Quing Dynasty Typical Vessel Applied Arts Craftsmanship
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This print showcases a Jar with Figural Scenes and Poem Describing the Osmanthus and Moon, originating from the Qing dynasty in 1646. The jar is adorned with intricate painted decoration, added at a later date, which further enhances its beauty. The piece belongs to the Asian collection of the Art Institute of Chicago and represents an exquisite example of Chinese craftsmanship. Its brown bassetaille glaze creates a stunning backdrop for the vibrant overglaze enamels that depict various scenes and figures. The jar's design features delicate depictions of females dressed in traditional attire, surrounded by lush greenery. These figural scenes are accompanied by a poem describing the osmanthus flower and moon, adding an element of poetry to this already enchanting artwork. As we gaze upon this artifact, we are transported back to seventeenth-century China, immersing ourselves in its rich cultural heritage. This jar not only serves as a decorative container but also holds within it centuries worth of history and artistic expression. Displayed within the art gallery's exhibition space, this porcelain masterpiece captivates visitors with its elegance and historical significance. It stands as a testament to the skillful craftsmanship that thrived during China's Qing dynasty. Through this photograph print by Unknown artist, we can appreciate both the aesthetic appeal and cultural value embedded within this remarkable piece from Asia's past.
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