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Fortification Agate Snuff Bottle
The Walters Art Museum
Large Red Baluster Vase
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Underglaze red and crackled. Upper part is a pale gray-green slightly tinged with pink. Rough unglazed spot on one side of shoulder.
Snuff Bottle with Birds and Flowering Tree
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Vase with Squat Body and Long Neck
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A heavy porcelain vase with underglaze of maroon red (copper), decorated with scrolled sea waves with dragons and other monsters.
Snuff Bottle with Ox Herder Returning Home
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Pilgrim shaped snuff bottle with a mountain landscape and a man riding a bullock (a young steer) on each side. Coral colored stopper and ivory spoon.
Diamond-Shaped Bottle with Neck in the Form of a Small Jar
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Jar with Climbing Floral Designs
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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 Double Happiness
The Walters Art Museum
This piece has a design carved in raised relief.
![Head of Guanyin [Kuanyin] Bodhisattva](https://openmuseum.tw/files/muse_portal/muse_styles/waterfall_col_3/mcode/9bfcad7f8fbfbad8d096c5c0124dcb68.jpg?itok=CJqave1I "Head of Guanyin [Kuanyin] Bodhisattva")
Head of Guanyin [Kuanyin] Bodhisattva
The Walters Art Museum
This head of Guanyin [Kuanyin] has a small Amitabha Buddha in the headdress. The tip of the nose and the ends of the ear lobes are broken off.
Maitreya (?) Seated on a Lotus Throne
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This statue of Maitreya has an ushnisha. The left arm and head are broken off and the head has been cemented back on.
Ceremonial Water Vessel
The Walters Art Museum
The motifs and shape are inspired by ceremonial water vessels of the 10th century BCE.
Pair of Vases in the Shape of Twin Fish
The Walters Art Museum
This pair of vases depict twin fish rising from the waves.
Vase for Wall of a Sedan Chair with Poem
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This "famille rose" vase is adorned witht he Emperor's poem describing the chilly dawn at the start of a hunt.
Vase in the Shape of a Cong
The Walters Art Museum
This form first appeared in Neolithic times, and eventually it was said to symbolize the earth.
A Traveler Contemplates a Waterfall
The Walters Art Museum
Zhang Lu was a northerner who studied in Nanjing and became the foremost follower of the painter Wu Wei, adopting his broad, slashing strokes.
Pair of Famille Rose Dishes with Narcissus, Rose, and Fungus
The Walters Art Museum
These dishes are an example of "famille rose" porcelain.
Bowl with Floral Design
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This bowl is decorated in high relief on its interior with naturalistic images of peaches, bamboo, fungus, and flowers.
Canteen
The Walters Art Museum
This vessel, made for ceremonial use and then subsequently deposited in a tomb, dates from a period in which a major element of interest is the endles
Vase with Dragons
The Walters Art Museum
The sea is depicted at the bottom of this vase. Above are dragons, embodiments of the yang energies.
Album of 8 Paintings
The Walters Art Museum
Each leaf of this album presents a full standing protrait of a Ming Dynasty minister.
Pair of Blue and White Jars with Three Peonies and Symbols
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These jars are an example of blue and white porcelain.
Bowl with Flowers and Butterflies
The Walters Art Museum
Flowers and butterflies located within medallions adorn the exterior of this "famille rose" bowl.
Pair of Blue and White Bottles Mounted as Perfume Sprinklers
The Walters Art Museum
These bottles are an example of blue and white porcelain.