Liao Song Jin Porcelain - Beijing Cultural Relics Appreciation

Author: Yang Junyan
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: ★16-inch hardcover, published by Beijing Fine Arts Photography Press ★Beijing was a mixed and integrated area of Han and northern ethnic minorities during the Liao, Song, and Jin dynasties. The unearthed and handed-down porcelain is not only rich and varied but also presents relatively complex product characteristics due to differences in region, ethnicity, and firing techniques ★Full-color printing, accompanied by numerous actual photographs, making it ★Invaluable for enthusiasts and researchers
During the Liao, Song, and Jin dynasties, Beijing was not only a mixed and integrated area of Han and northern ethnic minorities but also the political and cultural center of northern China at that time. Therefore, the unearthed and handed-down porcelain from this period in Beijing is not only extremely rich and varied but also presents relatively complex product characteristics due to differences in region, ethnicity, and firing techniques. Beijing Cultural Relics Appreciation - Liao, Song, and Jin Porcelain is published by Beijing Fine Arts Photography Press. It features rich content, accompanied by numerous full-color photographs of actual artifacts, providing a comprehensive and introduction to the finest pieces from Longquanyu Kiln, Ding Kiln, Jun Kiln, Cizhou Kiln, Yaozhou Kiln, Jingdezhen Kiln, Longquan Kiln, and Jizhou Kiln. Each piece of porcelain is briefly described with its site of discovery and the institution where it is currently housed. For enthusiasts and collectors, it is an invaluable read and collectible.