Oriental ceramic art : illustrated by examples from the collection of W.T. Walters : with one hundred and sixteen plates in colors and over four hundred reproductions in black and white (1897)
Bushell, Stephen W. (Stephen Wootton), 1844-1908, author, Laffan, William M., writer of preface, L. Prang & Co., lithographer, D. Appleton and Company, publisher · leaf 64
terally “five-colored [porcelain] of the Wan-li period.” The brilliancy of the blue which distinguished this reign is said to have been due to the importation from the West of a foreign product known as blue of Su-ni-p'o. In other books of the period it is called Su-ma-li or Su-ma-ni blue, which… … form, with the character t'an, Fig. 145. — Altar Vase, modeled in the cups,” c/i a chan, as hardly in¬ inside ; and the white “ tea- form of a Buddhist dagaba, decorated being of rounded form with a with mythological subjects in early ferior to the “ altar cups,” K'ang-hsi style; greens predominate…
Walters, W. T. (William Thompson), 1819-1894 · Pottery, Chinese · Pottery, Japanese · Pottery, Korean · Pottery
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