Jar - Porcelain





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• Yu Yuanchang, also known as Yu Yuansheng, was a renowned Jingdezhen porcelain painter active from the late Qing Dynasty (Guangxu era) to the early Republic of China.
• Style: He excelled in famille rose enamels, particularly known for his paintings of ladies, fashionable figures, and peach blossoms and beautiful women. His work was considered exceptionally refined among folk kilns at the time.
2. Common Shapes and Characteristics
• Shapes: Common shapes include large famille rose jars (such as melon-shaped jars), famille rose teapots, ginseng teapots, porcelain plates, and porcelain bowls.
• Innovative Painting Techniques: In addition to traditional depictions of ladies in ancient costumes, some of his works from the Republic of China period innovatively depicted fashionable figures with exposed hands and feet, reflecting the changing times.
• Base Marks: The bottom of the porcelain pieces is usually inscribed with "Made by Yu Yuanchang" or "Made by Yu Yuansheng" in red or blue enamel.
• Yu Yuanchang, also known as Yu Yuansheng, was a renowned Jingdezhen porcelain painter active from the late Qing Dynasty (Guangxu era) to the early Republic of China.
• Style: He excelled in famille rose enamels, particularly known for his paintings of ladies, fashionable figures, and peach blossoms and beautiful women. His work was considered exceptionally refined among folk kilns at the time.
2. Common Shapes and Characteristics
• Shapes: Common shapes include large famille rose jars (such as melon-shaped jars), famille rose teapots, ginseng teapots, porcelain plates, and porcelain bowls.
• Innovative Painting Techniques: In addition to traditional depictions of ladies in ancient costumes, some of his works from the Republic of China period innovatively depicted fashionable figures with exposed hands and feet, reflecting the changing times.
• Base Marks: The bottom of the porcelain pieces is usually inscribed with "Made by Yu Yuanchang" or "Made by Yu Yuansheng" in red or blue enamel.

