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The color blue in pottery and porcelain (1902)

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the Eight Immortals. Arehaic scroll \\ork onstand and flame motives under the blue lines at the top of the bowl. through the years in every shade from light delicate forget-me-not tint, to the dull greenish blue ordinarily called robinsegg blue. It is no simple task to write briefly and yet… … Lioj The color Blue, what is it? Why do shades vary? Isexact information obtainable regarding it? To answer thelast question first, it is safe to assert that much exact informa-tion does exist relating to periods and processes in theKeramic art of china, and with the growing desire for…

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