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CAP#: 120 Art + Perception Ceramics in History LATEST ISSUE →

Why the Depiction of Children on Ceramics was important during The Qing Dynasty (1636-1912)

by Li Kunyuan , Liang Hui’e

They first appeared during the Sui and Tang dynasties (581-901), developing further approval in the Song dynasty (960-1279) and reaching its zenith in the Qing dynasty (1639-1912). By the time of the…


Art + Perception Ceramics in History Hasan Başkırkan

Meissen Artisan Series: An analysis of the ‘Potter’ Figure

This research paper presents an analysis of a porcelain potter figurine, which was modeled by Johann Joachim Kändler and produced as a part of the artisan series in the 18th century at Meissen Porcela…


Art + Perception Ceramics in History Bang, Chang Hyun

Twelve Zodiacal Animal Deities and Fragmented Thoughts on Nine Cows

This article contemplates the history of East Asian twelve zodiacal animal deities and the meaning of the second animal, ‘cow’, in the twelve zodiacal animal deities through nine ceramic artists at Se…

CAP#: 117 Art + Perception Ceramics in History LATEST ISSUE →

Special Antique English Ceramics Exhibition

by Lewis Hales

The English Porcelain of Colonial and pre-Civil War America Collection was exhibited for three months in 2019 at the Thomaston-Upson Archives, Thomaston, Georgia, America. The rare artifacts, which da…


Art + Perception Ceramics in History, Translucency

The Light Still Shines Bright

Linglong porcelain is widely reputed to have been borne out of a mistake. During the production process of making an incense burner, the firing temperature was too high. This caused the glaze to run i…


Art + Perception Ceramics in History Shuying Wang

The Fashionable Figures of 1916-1928 Chinese Porcelain

The decoration of porcelain during this time reflects the influence of the West and allows us to understand how Chinese women became interested in fashion from Europe and America, and therefore weaken…



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