Chinese Modern Famous Artists' Ceramics

Author: Xiong Liao
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The period of modern China after the late Qing Dynasty was marked by the decline of feudal dynasties and the disappearance of imperial kiln porcelain production. A large number of ceramic masters emerged, renowned for their skills in painting, carving, and sculpture. They broke away from traditional ceramic art creation, rising as pioneers and forging a new path. The porcelain creations they made, such as shallow blue-and-white porcelain, green-and-vermilion landscape porcelain paintings, black-and-gold-painted porcelain, rose-blotched porcelain, and carved porcelain and sculptural works, were vibrant and dazzling. Today, these are rare artistic masterpieces of porcelain that have been passed down, making them highly sought-after collectibles. This book introduces all the ceramic masters of this period (after the late Qing Dynasty) and their typical representative works, revealing the artistic styles and schools they developed after initially achieving fame in painting and later dedicating themselves to porcelain research. It holds academic research value. The published works are accompanied by identification and appreciation texts, providing concrete guidance and embodying the qualities of an authoritative reference book. This is a dense source of information, combining knowledge and practicality into a remarkable work.