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Jar with Three Fu-Dogs

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By the late 1600s, groupings of five or seven Chinese porcelain vessels with alternating shapes were often displayed over doors.

Snuff Bottle with Precious Objects

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Framed Panel with Jun [Chün] Ware Shards

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These shards of broken pottery likely date to the Song Dynasty. They were prized for their rich blue and purple colors.

Framed Panel with Jun [Chün] Ware Shards

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These shards of broken pottery likely date to the Song Dynasty. They were prized for their rich blue and purple colors.

Standing Bodhisattva

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This standing figure has its right arm broken off at the wrist, and its left at the elbow. The feet are missing.

Barbarians and Envoys Bring Tribute to the Emperor

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This handscroll, in the style of the 12th-13th century, is said to depict envoys from the territories around China's periphery bringing tribute t

Brush Holder

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This perforated cylindrical brush holder is molded and incised in the paste with depictions of lotus leaves, buds, blossoms, and tall water reeds.

Framed Panel with Jun [Chün] Ware Shards

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These shards of broken pottery likely date to the Song Dynasty. They were prized for their rich blue and purple colors.

The Bodhisattva Guanyin

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In this beautifully crafted statuette, Guanyin, the bodhisattva of compassion, wears a long, belted skirt and a shawl.

Brush Washer with Dragon Medallions

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Water pots for washing brushes of this shape are named for their resemblance to a beehive or a dome-shaped chicken-coop (with a small opening on the t

Sages in a Winter Landscape

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The artist has adopted the choppy individual style of brushwork developed in the 18th century by Huang Shen, one of the "Yangzhou Eccentrics.&quo

Framed Panel with Jun [Chün] Ware Shards

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These shards of broken pottery likely date to the Song Dynasty. They were prized for their rich blue and purple colors.

Snuff Bottle with Landscape

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This is an example of "famille rose" porcelain.

Lady Boating in a Lotus Pond

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Above the beautiful woman at bottom center in this delicately painted landscape are a willow tree, a fancy mist-shrouded garden pavilion, and towering

Vase

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This ovoid bottle-vase has gently undulating sides, bulging out at the center and tapering at both ends to a round foot and to the neck and round mout