Jiangxi Porcelain Collection (Qing Dynasty, Part 2)

Author: Tie Yuan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The Complete Collection of Porcelain from Jiangxi is divided into volumes for the Jin and Tang dynasties, the Song dynasty, the Yuan dynasty, the Ming dynasty, the Qing dynasty, and the Republic of China. Each volume includes fine porcelain unearthed and held in collections across Jiangxi during that historical period. The images are clear and reflect the shapes and decorative features of the pieces from multiple angles, striving to provide readers with a clear and comprehensive understanding of each artifact. Each volume also features high-quality research papers written by Jiangxi porcelain experts, offering readers a deeper insight into the history of porcelain production in Jiangxi during that era and its cultural and historical background. This greatly helps improve readers' appreciation of porcelain, making it an invaluable toolbook for ceramic appreciation and academic reference!
This series, with its inclusion of a large number of porcelain images—all genuine and of exceptional quality—is a rare resource for collectors and enthusiasts of ceramic art. For those who seek to distinguish authenticity from imitation, this series serves as an indispensable toolbook for porcelain appreciation. Additionally, as the pieces included are either unearthed or held in collections, many of which are dated, this series provides scholars and researchers with clear color photographs of artifacts that were previously only available as line drawings or blurry black-and-white images in archaeological reports. This makes it a precious academic reference book.