1644 1912 Collection
Step into the world of 1644-1912, a captivating era filled with artistic treasures and cultural marvels
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Step into the world of 1644-1912, a captivating era filled with artistic treasures and cultural marvels. Immerse yourself in the beauty of ancient Chinese craftsmanship as you explore ink-cakes adorned with bold Ming-style imperial seal-script, showcasing four large characters that exude elegance and power. Observe a desk screen depicting a drunken scholar, likely T ao Yuan-ming himself, capturing the essence of intellectual pursuits intertwined with leisurely indulgence. Marvel at the intricate details on a large brushpot featuring the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove engrossed in their literary endeavors, an ode to creativity and wisdom. Delve into history through a rectangular ink-cake bearing an imperial poem by Ch', transporting you back to an age where words held immense significance. Admire an unfinished robe from 1800-1825, its creator unknown but its allure undeniable; it whispers tales of forgotten hands weaving threads that once adorned noble shoulders. Gaze upon a table hanging from the 1700s-1800s shrouded in mystery as its anonymous maker skillfully crafts artistry onto fabric. Behold an Imperial Robe from the 1770s, draped in regal splendor yet concealing secrets within its seams. Ko Ssu Panels transport you to serene landscapes; one depicts rocks and narcissus while another showcases rocks and chrysanthemums - both masterpieces created by unknown artisans who sought to capture nature's tranquility on silk canvas. A court lady delicately holds a sheng instrument from 1662-1722; her identity lost to time but her grace immortalized forever. A water pot with an ivory lid stands as testament to exquisite craftsmanship during this period - functional yet ornate, blending practicality with opulence seamlessly. Finally, lose yourself in a wall hanging dating back to late 1700s - early 1800s.