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Jarrón luna

second half 18th century
Not on view
El jarrón luna (dalhangari), un tipo característico de porcelana blanca de la era Joseon tardía (1392–1910) así llamado por su forma evocativa, solía hacerse mediante la unión de dos hemisferios de arcilla. La junta resultante es a menudo visible y da una apariencia orgánica al jarrón. Las atractivas manchas color de melocotón en el esmalte son producto de un accidente durante la cocción. Aunque la porcelana está presente en todo el mundo en el siglo XVIII, los jarrones de este tipo existían solamente en Corea.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 백자 달항아리 조선
  • 白磁壺 朝鮮
  • Título: Jarrón luna
  • Periodo: Dinastía Joseon
  • Fecha: Segunda mitad del siglo XVIII
  • Geografía: Corea
  • Material: Porcelana
  • Dimensiones: a. 38,7 cm, diám. 33 cm, diám. del borde 14 cm, diám del pie 12,4 cm
  • Crédito: Colección de arte asiático de Harry G. C. Packard, donación de Harry G. C. Packard, y compra, Fondos Fletcher, Rogers, Harris Brisbane Dick, y Louis V. Bell, legado de Joseph Pulitzer, y donación de The Annenberg Fund Inc., 1975
  • Número de inventario: 1979.413.1
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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