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Pair of Famille Verte Wine Pots in the Form of the Characters
The Walters Art Museum
This pair of pots is an example of "famille verte" porcelain.
Snuff Bottle with Figures in Landscape
The Walters Art Museum
This enamel on metal snuff bottle is of Cantonese origin and has enamel work/decoration depicting figures in a verdant landscape including a four-char
Stem Cup for an Altar
The Walters Art Museum
Stemmed cups resembling wine vessels used at court figure prominently on Chinese Buddhist altars, where they are placed before devotional images and f
Snuff Bottle with a Man Leading a Camel
The Walters Art Museum
This porcelain snuff bottle is of cylinder shape with white ground and underglaze blue and red decoration illustrating a camel being led across a moat
Stem Cup for an Altar
The Walters Art Museum
Stemmed cups resembling wine vessels used at court figure prominently on Chinese Buddhist altars, where they are placed before devotional images and f
Camel
The Walters Art Museum
The two-humped Bactrian camel is native to central Asia and was domesticated around 2500 BC.
Garden with Pavilion
The Walters Art Museum
This exquisite fan painting, presented to the Qianlong [Ch'ien-lung] emperor, probably depicts a real spot in the environs of Beijing, the capita
Orchids
The Walters Art Museum
Jin Liying [Chin Li-ying] writes on her image of delicately rendered orchids that she has difficulty painting this subject, because her mind is consum
Snuff Bottle in the Form of a Miniature Vase
The Walters Art Museum
This unusual meatllic brown jarlet has a matte iron-rust type glaze with a deep and even brownish-gray color suffused with suspended particles of a si
Snuff Bottle with Antiques
The Walters Art Museum
This glass overlay snuff bottle is of 18th or 19th century manufacture.
Snuff Bottle with Floral Frieze
The Walters Art Museum
This porcelain snuff bottle is of cylinder shape with iron-red decoration on a white ground.
Camel
The Walters Art Museum
A beast of burden and crucial component of the trade routes across the northwest deserts of China, the camel came to symbolize commerce, exchange, and
Mountain Trees after Rain
The Walters Art Museum
Wang Xuehao [Wang Hsüeh-hao], famous in the early decades of the 19th century, painted this landscape in the manner of the orthodox master Wang Hui (1
Calligraphy in Cursive Script
The Walters Art Museum
Shen Zengzhi was an administrator, historian, poet, and calligrapher with a highly individual style.
Landscape with a Lone Figure Contemplating a Waterfall
The Walters Art Museum
Dong Bangda, a high official at the court of the Qianlong emperor (1736-95), was responsible, among other things, for cataloguing the imperial collect
Vase Shaped Snuff Bottle with Blue Glaze
The Walters Art Museum
This blue-glazed jar has an ovoid body and a thinly made foot-rim, a short cylindrical neck with plain-glazed mouth, and is covered in an opaque blue
Snuff Bottle wth Sage with Seven Boys
The Walters Art Museum
This porcelain snuff bottle is in the form of a flattened vase with iron-red decoration depicting an elderly sage playing with seven boys.
Snuff Bottle in the Shape of a Flattened Archaic Tripod Vase
The Walters Art Museum
This fine white jade miniature vase is of well-hollowed translucent white nephrite carved in an archaic style with a monster mask and loose ring handl
Spring Landscape
The Walters Art Museum
Ho I was ethnically a Manchu, like the Kangxi emperor (reigned 1662-1722), to whom the artist presented this fan.
Snuff Bottle with Flowers
The Walters Art Museum
This glass overlay snuff bottle has a transparent ground with floral overlays in red, green, amber and blue of good quality, a stone stopper, and a ca
Lilies and Butterflies
The Walters Art Museum
The lily nourishes the butterfly, just as mothers nourish sons.
Calligraphy
The Walters Art Museum
Using clerical script, Wang writes: Shadowed by clouds, though with hope of surmounting them Facing the sun, though without the heart to reach toward
Snuff Bottle with Five Bats
The Walters Art Museum
This true pebble-form, functional bottle is subtly carved with five bats where the thumb would hold the bottle.
