Caption
Vase, Chinese, Qing dynasty 1644–1911, 19th century. Colored porcelain Bangping vase from the green family, cylindrical with a shortened neck on a wide, flat ring foot. Decorated with the text by Wang Bo entitled Prologue to the Poem on the Pavilion of Prince Teng and a landscape composition depicting the pavilion and its surroundings; features landscape, architectural, and plant motifs. Height 40.4 cm; diameter 17.8 cm; weight 2.7 kg., A tall porcelain vase with a narrow neck and rounded shoulders stands against a gray background, decorated with a painted landscape scene in colors including white, green, red, brown, black, and a touch of yellow; the neck has a band of green scrolling motifs and a band of red vertical hatch marks, while the shoulder shows a patterned green and red border. The main body features a multi-tiered pagoda with curved red and brown tiled roofs, green structural elements, and pale walls, set on a stone base with steps and surrounded by stylized green hills and distant mountains; nearby is a boat with a tall green sail and a small cabin, and a circular sun-like motif in yellow and red appears in the sky. A vertical column of small painted marks appears along one side of the scene, and the base of the vase has a green ribbed band above a plain foot.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26A20_341
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