Leonard, Anna B, Robineau, Adelaide Alsop, 1865?-1929 · Syracuse, N.Y. [etc.] : Keramic Studio Publishing Co · leaf 12
case of Chinesepottery. Here are several little battered pieces of reddish claylightly covered with green glaze. There is a slight incised de-sign upon some of them. They are the earliest specimens ofglazed pottery ever made in China and date back to the secondcentury B. C. Look a bit farther on.… … Izn-chow ware—Earliest overglaze Chinese decoration, an ancestor of our4 modern porcelain—Sung dynasty. (Courtesy of the Boston Museum of£T Fine Arts.; Kang-hsi Vase—Yellow hawthorne. The reign of Kang-hsi brought about abrilliant artistic Renaissance, contemporaneous with the revival of artunder…
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