Jiangxi Porcelain Collection (Qing Dynasty, Part 1)

Author: Tie Yuan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The Complete Collection of Jiangxi Porcelain is divided into volumes for the Jin and Tang dynasties, Song dynasty, Yuan dynasty, Ming dynasty, Qing dynasty, and the Republic of China. Each volume collects exquisite porcelain unearthed and held in Jiangxi during that historical period. The images are clear and reflect the shapes and decorative features of the pieces from multiple angles, aiming to provide readers with a clear and comprehensive understanding of each artifact. Each volume also includes high-quality research papers written by Jiangxi porcelain experts, helping readers gain a deeper understanding of the history of porcelain production in Jiangxi during that period and its cultural and historical background. This is a rare and valuable toolbook for porcelain appreciation and academic reference! This series of books, as it includes a large number of porcelain images—each a genuine piece and a treasure among treasures—is an invaluable toolbook for collectors and enthusiasts of porcelain. Knowing the real can help distinguish the fake, making this a rare and valuable toolbook for porcelain appreciation. Moreover, as the porcelain collected in this book is either unearthed or held in collections, many of which are dated, it is a precious academic reference for scholars and experts in porcelain research. Previously, they might have seen line drawings and blurry black-and-white photos of certain artifacts in archaeological reports, but now they can finally access clear color photographs from this book. This should be a highly valuable academic reference book.