юааelegantюаб юааceladonюаб юааand Shapelyюаб юааscholarюабтащs юааrocksюаб Youtube An expert’s insight on a magnificent famille rose celadon vase, and an extraordinary collection of scholar’s rocks christies hk. This is "christie’s hong kong elegant celadon and shapely scholar’s rocks" by clips lab on vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the….
Christieтащs Hong Kong юааelegantюаб юааceladonюаб юааand Shapelyюаб юааscholarюабтащs юааrocksюаб O ‘rocks of sombre colour are typically appreciated for their sensuous shapes, while rocks of bright colour are generally valued for their massed forms, which best showcase their colours,’ says antebi. a number of terms were created to describe the desired qualities in a scholar’s rock, from shou (meaning thin) to tou (conveying ‘openess. By kemin hu. through descriptions and color photographs, modern chinese scholars’ rocks introduces 50 stone types, including their mineral compositions, typical colors, hardness on the mohr scale, and where they are found or quarried. also included in this book are ways to position stones, choosing the right stand and right display. Kemin hu, author of the spirit of gongshi shares a similar passion for scholars’ rocks and is at the forefront of the study of scholars’rocks. kemin was stirred to an appreciation of scholars’ stones by her father, a noted connoisseur of chinese antiquities. she became an authority on scholars’ stones through her long career as a dealer. The extraordinary color and elegant form of both ewers indicate that they were made in a similar era, a period during which a set of celadon wares was created to be buried in the tomb of king injong (reigned 1122–1146). these two ewers exemplify the finest goryeo celadon ware of the 12th century.
Bonhams A Celadon Jade Scholar S Rock Qing Dynasty Kemin hu, author of the spirit of gongshi shares a similar passion for scholars’ rocks and is at the forefront of the study of scholars’rocks. kemin was stirred to an appreciation of scholars’ stones by her father, a noted connoisseur of chinese antiquities. she became an authority on scholars’ stones through her long career as a dealer. The extraordinary color and elegant form of both ewers indicate that they were made in a similar era, a period during which a set of celadon wares was created to be buried in the tomb of king injong (reigned 1122–1146). these two ewers exemplify the finest goryeo celadon ware of the 12th century. Recent studies of china's remarkable tradition of scholar's rocks have begun to reveal that these, together with the better known outdoor garden rocks, form a unique chinese sculptural tradition as aesthetically sophisticated and as deep in meaning as other world traditions in sculpture. as john hay observed (hay, "the body invisible in chinese art?" in angela zito and tani e. barlow, eds. A very rare longquan celadon russet splashed vase, yuhuchunping, yuan dynasty (1279 1368). 9⅞ in (25 cm) high, box. estimate hk$2,000,000 3,000,000. offered in important chinese ceramics and works of art on 28 november 2018 at christie’s in hong kong. the exquisite craftsmanship of longquan celadon ware remained prized for centuries.
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