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Chinese Northern Song Ru Ware

October 22, 2012 By plcombs Leave a Comment

Ru Narcissus Bowl

The Rarest of all Chinese Porcelains Chinese Northern Song Ru Ware RU WARE IS the most celebrated of Northern Song (960-1127) ceramics. These utensils were made exclusively for the court and were ranked among the Ding, Jun, Guan and Ge as the ‘five classic wares’ of the Song dynasty (960-1279). They began to be collected […]

Filed Under: Chinese Art History Research, Discoveries in Asian Art Tagged With: Archaeological China, British Museum asian Collection, GE wares, Guan Ware, Northern Song Ru, Palace Museum, Qing Dynasty, Shanghai Museum Porcelain, Youngzheng Collection

Chinese Shipwreck From Kangxi Period, Bowl Reef

June 7, 2012 By plcombs Leave a Comment

Kangxi period SOldier Vase

Chinese Shipwreck Yields Treasure Trove of Kangxi Porcelains Off the coast of mainland China in Pingtan County, Fujian their is an area frequented by fishermen known as Bowl Reef or Wan Jiao, as they fairly often would haul up old Chinese porcelain bowls in their nets thus earning the name. .. View Larger Map Detail, Kangxi […]

Filed Under: Chinese Art History Research, Discoveries in Asian Art Tagged With: Archaeological Research Center, Archaeology Discovery, China Trade, Fujian Ship wreck, Kangxi Shipwreck, Mohammedan-blue, Palace Museum, Silk Trade Route, Study Chinese Art, Wan Jiao Yi Hao, Wang Zhaojun

Chinese Carving and Writing May date to 15000 BC

May 16, 2012 By plcombs Leave a Comment

Chinese Carving and Writing May date to 15000 BC Through out China’s history carving objects found in nature has been a major art form for thousands of years. Up until the 1980’s, scholars believed the earliest carvings were done on pottery in the Henan Province, long thought to be the origin of Chinese culture and […]

Filed Under: Chinese Art History Research, Discoveries in Asian Art Tagged With: ancient writing, Chinese Art History Discovery, Chinese carving, Chinese Cave Drawings, Damaidi, Inner Mogolia, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region

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