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Ethereal Elegance:
Porcelain Vases of the Imperial Qing. Ceramic outputs
from the Imperial Porcelain Factory at Jingdezhen of the Qing dynasty
(1644-1911) have long been admired for their sumptuous decorative style
and superb firing techniques. This exhibition is a testimony of this
- through a comprehensive display of porcelain vases of a wide range
of shapes, decorative techniques and glaze effects. All exhibits are
drawn from the renowned Huaihaitang collection of Mr Anthony K. W. Cheung.
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Feast by a Wine
Table Reclining on a Couch: Classic Chinese
furniture, of the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing dynasty (1644-1911), has
long been revered for its simplicity and elegance, its upright and dignified
joint design, and its well-grained hardwood. This is a sequel of a highly
successful
exhibition held at the Art Museum more than ten years ago. The exhibits
for the present
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are
selected from the recent acquisitions by Dr S Y Yip, the
foremost collector of Chinese furniture in Hong Kong.