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Rare Chinese-influenced Japanese Screens | Asian Art Education

October 20, 2016 By plcombs Leave a Comment

Chinese-influenced Japanese screens fall into a subset of paintings starting in the Muromachi period (1392–1573). Unless you’re aware of their existence, encountering one can be visually confusing. The paintings and screens have a distinctive Japanese style and feeling to them, however, the subject matter is clearly Chinese. The background landscapes and structures in these paintings […]

Filed Under: Chinese Art History Research Tagged With: Birth of Buddha, Chinese Screen, Japanese Screen, Momoyoma period, Muromachi period

Chinese Porcelain Reign Marks An Introduction | Asian Studies

October 17, 2016 By plcombs

Chinese Porcelain Reign Marks

  Chinese Reign Marks Are Nice, But Never Proof Chinese reign marks and understanding them with regards to authenticating ceramics is a complicated topic. As a general rule of thumb, until everything else indicates a particular period of making ignore the marks . Having an appropriate mark is nice, however, they should never be used […]

Filed Under: Chinese Art History Research Tagged With: Authentic Chinese Porcelain, Imperial seals, mark and period, Ming Dynasty, Ming porcelain, Qing Dynasty, Qing porcelain, Reign Marks

Chinese Transitional Style Vase Understandably Confuses Owner | Mail

October 6, 2016 By plcombs 1 Comment

Chinese Transitional Style Vase Understandably Confuses Owner and Some ExpertsAs you might imagine, we get daily emails from folks wanting to know about things they own. The objects were often inherited from estates or gifts from family members with little accompanying information, consequently they contact us for help. We had an inquiry today from a man […]

Filed Under: Chinese Art History Research Tagged With: Authenticating Chinese Porcelain, Chinese Transitional Vase, Estate Items

Christie’s Pavilion Auction Hong Kong October 2016 | Art News

September 13, 2016 By plcombs Leave a Comment

Christie’s Pavilion Auction Fines Chinese Ceramics and Works of Art The Christie’s Pavilion Auction Hong Kong October 2016 catalog is out. This Fall’s offerings feature some lovely examples of Tang Sancai wares from the DEXINSHUWU collection. Christie’s Pavilion Auction Hong Kong October 2016, Moderate Estimates For the Middle Market Unlike “Pavilion Sales” of the past couple years, […]

Filed Under: Chinese and Asian Art Auction Results and Market News, Chinese Art History Research

Learning About Chinese Antiques | Asian Art News

July 4, 2016 By plcombs Leave a Comment

Learning about Chinese Antiques

Learning About Chinese Antiques, A Never Ending Process Learning About Chinese Antiques, identifying periods, styles, shapes, spotting fakes, starting a reference library, and collecting takes time & experience. It is however among the most rewarding endeavors and pleasurable addictions one could hope for, once the “bug” has bitten you. It bit me in the 1970’s, […]

Filed Under: Chinese and Asian Art Auction Results and Market News, Chinese Art History Research

Chinese Art-Antique Auction Catalogs | Christie’s Catalogues

March 14, 2016 By plcombs 1 Comment

CHRISTIE’S | Chinese Art-Antique Auction Catalogs Prior to every auction CHRISTIE’S produces superbly illustrated and researched auction catalogues in all categories. Happily for collectors and dealers of Asian art, these are not only useful reference tools for buying but for doing research as well. For major or rarer lots catalog entries are often accompanied by extensive […]

Filed Under: Chinese and Asian Art Auction Results and Market News, Chinese Art History Research, Chinese Art reference Books Tagged With: Asian art catalogues, Auction catalogue, Auctions News, Chinese Art Catalogs, Christie's. Bonhams, Free Auction Catalogs, pressroom

Chinese Scholar’s Studio Objects | Asian Art Collecting

February 24, 2016 By plcombs Leave a Comment

Ming Dynasty Yixing teapot by Li Chung-fang

Chinese Scholar’s Studio Objects Chinese scholar’s objects hold a special niche in the arena Asian art. For students and collectors, they are the core physical embodiment symbolically of China’s most elite intellectuals and their pursuits. Historically the scholar’s studio and it’s contents has been through many evolutions, starting during the Song Dynasty right through the late Qing Dynasty […]

Filed Under: Chinese Art History Research, Chinese Art reference Books Tagged With: Chinese Scholar's Studio Objects

Chinese Yongzheng Bowl Auction Realizes $11,050,173

December 15, 2015 By plcombs Leave a Comment

Chinese Yongzheng Bowl Auction

Chinese Yongzheng Bowl Auction Posted by: plcombs Dealers Chinese Art – Antiques A FINE AND IMPORTANT FALANGCAI SEPIA-ENAMELLED ‘PRUNUS AND BAMBOO’ BOWL YONGZHENG FOUR-CHARACTER MARK IN BLUE ENAMEL WITHIN A DOUBLE SQUARE AND OF THE PERIOD (1723-1735) Chinese Yongzheng Bowl Auction News: Its not often a major auction company conducts a single lot auction complete with it’s […]

Filed Under: Chinese and Asian Art Auction Results and Market News, Chinese Art History Research, Chinese Porcelain History Tagged With: Christie's Rare Bowl, FALANGCAI SEPIA-ENAMELLED, Yongzheng falangcai bowl

Qianjiang Style of Chinese Porcelain An Introduction

December 9, 2015 By Carlo Santi 25 Comments

Qianjiang Style of Chinese Porcelain An introduction to Qianjiang Style of Chinese Porcelain; I have often fantasized that the evolution of artistic style in the history of art in the world, particularly in painting, can be hung on a single, central thread. A thread that runs from Neolithic graffiti of hunting scenes to the Maestà of […]

Filed Under: Chinese Art History Research, Chinese Art reference Books Tagged With: Chinese Art History, Qianjiang Porcelain, Qianjiang Style Chinese Porcelain, Tongzhi porcelain

Yongle Imperial Art the Metropolitan Museum | Chinese Art

November 23, 2015 By plcombs Leave a Comment

Yongle Imperial Art, an introduction Posted by: plcombs Dealers Chinese Art – Antiques Yongle imperial art is one of the great high points of China’s entire history, ranging from the near perfection of blue and white porcelain to finely carved lacquer, paintings, cloisonne and a myriad of other decorative arts produced during the early 15th C. . […]

Filed Under: Chinese Art History Research, Chinese Art reference Books Tagged With: Metropolitan Museum Exhibition, Ming Imperial Art, Yongle porcelain

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