Late Qing Dynasty

Author: Tie Yuan
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: There are two methods of glaze-painted decoration for porcelain: one is overglaze painting, and the other is a combination of underglaze and overglaze painting. Glaze-painted porcelain, with its rich decorative techniques and vibrant, intricate colors, is priced higher than color-glazed porcelain of the same period, making it a favored object among collectors. There are more surviving pieces of glaze-painted wares from the late Qing Dynasty. This book primarily introduces various glaze-painted and combined underglaze-overglaze Doucai wares from the late Qing Dynasty, excluding famille rose, totaling 50 types. It provides detailed descriptions of each glaze-painted variety, including their colors, firing processes, decorative characteristics, historical evolution, images of preserved pieces, and value evaluations.