Légende
Vase - moon bottle pilgrim bottle with a flattened belly, supported by a separate oval high foot, with a short neck resembling a garlic bulb suantoukou type. Decoration: On one side a multicolored composition depicting a chrysanthemum growing on a coastal rock, above which a dragonfly and a grasshopper hover. The other side shows lilies irises on a rock above the water, with a butterfly and a grasshopper above them. Small colorful flowers growing on the shore appear in both compositions. Motifs derive from the Chinese flowers and birds scroll-painting tradition. A Chinese meander forms the background for both compositions. Foot, side edges, and neck are filled with a lotus tendril. Colors dominated by red, white, green, yellow, and navy blue; elements without enamel are gilded. Visible abrasions of the gilding and technological firing defects. Cloisonné enamel. Qing dynasty, 2nd half 18th century. China. Vessel. Height 29.8 cm; width 21.1 cm., A rounded, flattened vase with a narrow neck and small mouth is shown against a gray background, decorated all over with floral and foliate patterns on a bright blue ground; the body and neck feature stylized flowers in white, red, yellow, and green with curling dark green and purple vines, and the central face of the vase shows a scene of plants and blossoms with a dragonfly motif in white and red and a few other insects among stems and leaves, set over a geometric blue patterned background; the vase has metallic gold-colored rims and edges that frame the decorated panels, and there are accents of dark blue and turquoise in the lower area and along some floral details.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A26_091
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
66.1Mo (1.7Mo) / 32.6cm x 50.8cm / 3848 x 6000 (300dpi)