Ancient Chinese porcelain identification

Author: Yang Jingrong
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Publishing Date: 2000-01-01
Features: The study of artifact authentication has a long history. Certain categories of artifacts, such as calligraphy and painting and bronze and stone inscriptions, have left behind many specialized works. However, many of these discussions appear somewhat scattered and brief, lacking systematic and theoretical summaries. Modern scholars, combining practical experience, have written numerous specialized works on calligraphy and painting, bronze, ceramics, and other categories, discussing them from vertical and horizontal perspectives, as well as theoretically and through examples, laying the foundation for the scientific modern field of artifact authentication. The series aims to organize, summarize, and scientifically analyze the knowledge of artifact authentication, expanding its discussion both vertically in terms of chronological order and horizontally in theory; the authentication of artifacts in each category is both independently published and part of a cohesive series.