Vase rituel

陶磁器
中国

Sujet/décor :

Forme de bronze archaïque jue

Matière:

Porcelaine

Technique:

Glaçure à décor en relief et en biscuit rehaussé d'o

Date:

Dynastie Ming (1368-1644), règne de Jiajing (1522-1566)

Dimensions:

Haut. 15 cm

Lieu d'origine:

Chine, Jiangxi, fours impériaux de Jingdezhen

Marque:

Marque et règne de Jiajing (1522-1566)

Descriptif:

After the form of the archaic bronze jue, helmet shaped, with two vertical knobbed posts rising from the rim, a side loop-handle, and three slender legs. Striding five-clawed dragons moulded in relief on either side dispute a flaming pearl; at the other end is a cloud motive. The designs, post finials and two ribs encircling the rim are left in unglazed biscuit and picked out in gilt, on a ground of deep violet-blue glaze. The six-character reign mark appears in moulded relief on the underside, picked out in gilt.

No d’inventaire:

CB.CC.1951.167

Copyright:

Fondation Baur

Photographe:

Marian Gérard