Title: "Imperial Kiln Treasures: Qing Dynasty Official Kiln Porcelain Shows Imperial Chronology and Exquisite Craftsmanship".
Text: The official kiln porcelain of the Qing Dynasty carries the historical memory of the times, and its style reflects the age of the emperor and the changes in society at that time. Among these precious cultural relics, the official kiln porcelain of the Kangxi, Yongzheng and Qianlong dynasties is particularly eye-catching, showing the unique charm of the imperial era.
Kangxi official kiln porcelain is mainly based on blue and white double-circle regular script "Kangxi Year of the Great Qing Dynasty", the font is sparse, dignified and beautiful, and the strokes are strong and powerful. The enamel porcelain of the Kangxi official kiln is made of double-framed regular script "Kangxi Imperial System", showing the outstanding skills of the craftsmen.
Yongzheng official kiln is mainly based on blue and white double circle two-line six-character regular script "Yongzheng Year of the Great Qing Dynasty", and there are also three-line six-character seal scripts, which are mostly seen on color glazed porcelain. During this period, the "Yongzheng year" four-character seal book was relatively rare, while the regular script pile was widely used in enamel porcelain.
The style of Qianlong official kiln porcelain is more rich and diverse, with various hall names such as "Qianlong year", "Qianlong year of the Qing Dynasty", "Qianlong antique of the Qing Dynasty" and so on. The main fonts are regular script and seal script, and the blue and white seal script "Qianlong Year System of the Qing Dynasty" is the main form. This period also saw the use of gold, red, blue and engraved models.
The exhibition is entitled "Rong Tao Qinghui - Exhibition of Porcelain from the Collection of Kang Yongqian Official Kiln", which fully demonstrates the historical value of these precious cultural relics. The Liaoning Provincial Museum opens the window of time for you to travel through the time of the official kiln of the Qing Dynasty, allowing the audience to travel through time in the world of porcelain.
The exhibition will be held from August 29, 2023 in Exhibition Hall 4 on the first floor of the Liaoning Provincial Museum. This is a feast to look back at the history of porcelain in the official kilns of the Qing Dynasty, and it is also a tribute to the wisdom and historical memory of craftsmen.
Guanyao porcelain is a treasure of Chinese porcelain art, and it is also a witness to the emperor's power and the changes of the times. This exhibition provides an opportunity for visitors to get a glimpse into the deep history of Qing Dynasty official kiln porcelain, allowing people to feel the vicissitudes and glorious history behind these artifacts. [END].