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Jarrón

1713–22
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 200
El esmalte de un sensual color rosa-rojizo, similar al tono «rojo melocotón» de este pequeño jarrón, hace su aparición en el tercer cuarto del siglo XVII. Se cree que jarrones como este formaban parte de series de ocho o más objetos de escritorio que probablemente se regalaban a los funcionarios de la corte; no se sabe si también tenían un fin utilitario. Este jarrón es uno de cuatro, de formas algo distintas, que se descubrieron junto a diversos utensilios. Se distingue de los otros porque tiene tres círculos en el cuello. Una inscripción de seis caracteres en la base, frecuente en objetos producidos para la corte, indica que se manufacturó durante el reinado del emperador Kangxi (Da Qing Kangxi nian zhi). El estilo caligráfico de los caracteres nos permite datar este objeto entre 1678 y 1688.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Jarrón
  • Periodo: Dinastía Qing, periodo Kangxi
  • Fecha: 1662–1722
  • Geografía: China
  • Material: Porcelana con esmalte «rojo melocotón»
  • Dimensiones: a. 19,7 cm
  • Crédito: Legado de Benjamin Altman, 1913
  • Número de inventario: 14.40.377
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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