At the heart of color Masterpieces of Chinese monochrome porcelain (8th-18th century)

June 12, 2024 September 16, 2024 Exhibition has ended

Summer event at the Guimet museum, the exhibition "At the heart of color" traces the long history of porcelain and grand feu colors in China between the 8rd and 18rd centuries. Coming from the extraordinary Zhuyuetang collection of Richard Kan (Hong Kong) and that of the Guimet museum, 250 masterpieces illustrate the Chinese taste for formal simplicity and purity of colors, resulting from centuries of perfection. The incessant quest for purity, until finding the perfect shape and color, has given birth to unique pieces of great aesthetic finesse, presented in the exhibition.

Postcards 13.5 x 13.5 cm (5.3 x 5.3 ")

Postcard Bottle, Brush pot, Vase

IC402345

Bottle
Porcelain, "sang-de-boeuf" glaze. Jingdezhen kilns (Jiangxi province).
Qing dynasty, reign of Kangxi (1662-1722). H. 24.7; W. 11 cm.
Zhuyuetang Collection.
© Photo Richard W.C. Kan's Zhuyuetang collection / photo Barry Lui.

Brush pot
Porcelain, "sang-de-boeuf" glaze. Jingdezhen kilns (Jiangxi province).
Qing dynasty, reign of Kangxi (1662-1722). H. 12.6 ; D. 9.8 cm.
Zhuyuetang Collection.
© Photo Richard W.C. Kan's Zhuyuetang collection / photo Barry Lui.

Vase
Porcelain, "sacrificial blue" glaze. Jingdezhen kilns (Jiangxi province).
Qing dynasty, mark and period of the Yongzheng reign (1723-1735). H. 3.3 ; D. 13.5 cm.
Zhuyuetang Collection.
© Photo Richard W.C. Kan's Zhuyuetang collection / photo Barry Lui.
© GrandPalaisRmnCréations, Paris 2024.
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