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A blue and white shallow bowl, Shunzhi Period, c.1650 (ceramic)

A blue and white shallow bowl, Shunzhi Period, c.1650 (ceramic)


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A blue and white shallow bowl, Shunzhi Period, c.1650 (ceramic)

7443775 A blue and white shallow bowl, Shunzhi Period, c.1650 (ceramic) by Chinese School, Qing Dynasty (1644-1912); diameter: 16.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The shallow bowl, with slightly flaring rim, is decorated with a charming scene from the Romance of the Western Chamber. The scene, known as Beauty's Enchantment, depicts Zhang catching sight of Yingying for the first time, with a two-character inscription to the right of the tree branchthat reads ji feng ('Hope for [an] encounter'). The reverse is sparsely decorated with a river scene and the base bears an apocryphal Jiajing mark.); Photo © Christie's Images

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17th Centuries Bowl Bowls Ceramics Chinaware Chineze Decorative Arts Porcelain Unpopulated 17 17th 17th 17th Xvii 18th Century Asiae Chineses Circa 1600 Early 17th Century Early Xvii Century Items Seventeeth Century Thing Without Anyone Without People


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This stunning print captures the beauty and intricacy of a blue and white shallow bowl from the Shunzhi Period in China's Qing Dynasty. The ceramic bowl, measuring 16.5 cm in diameter, is adorned with a captivating scene from the Romance of the Western Chamber. Known as 'Beauty's Enchantment', this scene depicts Zhang catching sight of Yingying for the first time, evoking a sense of hope and anticipation. The craftsmanship on display is truly remarkable, with delicate details and exquisite brushwork bringing the narrative to life. A two-character inscription reading "ji feng" (meaning 'Hope for [an] encounter') can be seen to the right of a tree branch within the scene. On its reverse side, this shallow bowl features sparsely decorated river scenery, while an apocryphal Jiajing mark adorns its base. The combination of these elements creates a harmonious composition that showcases both artistic skill and cultural significance. Presented without any people or distractions, this image allows us to focus solely on appreciating the artistry and historical value of this Chinese ceramic masterpiece. It serves as a testament to centuries-old traditions in porcelain production and exemplifies why such objects are treasured works of art worldwide. Through Bridgeman Images' expert photography, we are able to experience firsthand the allure and timeless appeal of this extraordinary piece from Asia's rich artistic heritage.

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