Ceramics highlights Henan’s ceramic development, craftsmanship, masters and international impact.
“Chinese ceramic culture boasts a long history of development. In the early years of the Neolithic Age, our ancestors began to make daily-use ceramics. In the period of Yangshao culture painted pottery emerged, which, as the carrier of national culture, embraced the unique aesthetic connotation of ancient Chinese ceramics … Traditional Henan ceramics, as a symbol of profoundness and simplicity of ceramic art of the Central Plains, has given birth to the unique connotation of Chinese ceramic art, and provided the mind gene and image basis for the innovation of the modern ceramic art.”
From the Preface
List of Figures
The Editorial Committee
Series Foreword
Preface
Chapter 1 Overview of Ceramic Development in Henan
I. History
II. The Status Quo
Chapter 2 Main Kilns in Henan and Their Typical Works
I. Duandian Kiln in Lushan Country and Its Typical Works
II. Huangye Kiln in Gongyi City and Its Typical Works
III. Jun Kiln and Its Typical Works
IV. Ru Kiln and Its Typical Works
V. Court Kiln and Its Typical Works
VI. Dangyangyu Kiln in Xiuwu County and Its Typical Works
VII. Quhe Kiln in Dengfeng City and Its Typical Works
VIII. Bacun Kiln in Yuzhou City and Its Typical Works
IX. Other Kilns and Their Typical Works
Chapter 3 Modern Porcelain Masters of Henan Province and Their Representative Works
I. Porcelain Masters of Jiahu, Wuyang and Their Works
II. Qinyang Black Pottery Masters and Their Representative Works
III. Masters of Flower Glazed Porcelain and Their Works
IV. Masters of Tri-Coloured Porcelain and Their Works
V. Ru Porcelain Masters and Their Works
VI. Masters of Jun Porcelain and Their Works
VII. Masters of Twisted Greenware Porcelain and Their Works
VIII. Master of Porcelain with Engraved Flowers on the Bead-Pattern Ground and His Works
IX. Master of Court Porcelain and Her Works
Chapter 4 Exchange of Henan Ceramic Culture
I. Exchange in Ancient Times
II. Representative Foreign Exchange Activities in the Contemporary Age
III. Vision of Henan Ceramics Development
Epilogue
References
Appendix: A Brief Chronology of Chinese History
Index
Basic Information
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