A Collection of Rare Ancient Chinese Porcelain

Author: Chen Runmin, written by Guang Ran
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Publish Date: 1997-11-01
Features: Ancient Chinese porcelain has undergone a developmental process from pottery to primitive jars, mature celadon, and various colored glazes and painted porcelain. The gradual enrichment of porcelain varieties and the continuous improvement of porcelain-making techniques are the results of the constant inheritance, innovation, and refinement by porcelain artisans throughout Chinese history. The invention of porcelain is a great contribution of the Chinese nation to human civilization. In ancient times, Chinese porcelain was exported to all parts of the world, and to this day, it remains universally cherished and renowned globally. The book provides an in-depth yet accessible introduction to the development of ancient Chinese porcelain, detailing the evolution of porcelain through the ages and the unique styles of various famous kilns. Following the text, 60 exquisite porcelain pieces from the Shang to the early Qing Dynasty are selected, each accompanied by concise explanations and analyses of their artistic significance and cultural value. Opening this book, you will immerse yourself in the treasures of Chinese culture and fully appreciate the beauty of ancient porcelain.