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中世紀珊瑚畫作-Madonna and Child Enthroned with Saints
The Walters Art Museum
Small triptychs (paintings composed of three panels) were common devotional objects in Italian Renaissance homes.
中世紀珊瑚畫作-Madonna and Child with Angels
The Walters Art Museum
The subject of the Madonna and Christ Child, shown close up from behind a parapet, is a very common one for a devotional painting such as this.
Octagonal Lantern
The Walters Art Museum
Octagonal Lantern, of elongated oval outline, molded of eggshell porcelain, enameled over the glaze with the brilliant colors and gilding of the best
Bowl with Flowering Prunus
The Walters Art Museum
The flowering prunus on this white bowl is rendered in relief.
Vase
The Walters Art Museum
The European practice of mounting porcelains with silver and gold embellishments began as early as the Middle Ages.
Vase
The Walters Art Museum
The European practice of mounting porcelains with silver and gold embellishments began as early as the Middle Ages.
Beaker-Shaped Vase with Four Animals
The Walters Art Museum
This beaker-shaped vase is decorated with etched borders and a painted underglaze cobalt blue scene of a landscape and creatures; three of the four an
One of a Pair of Vases
The Walters Art Museum
The European practice of mounting porcelains with silver and gold embellishments began as early as the Middle Ages.
One of a Pair of Vases
The Walters Art Museum
The European practice of mounting porcelains with silver and gold embellishments began as early as the Middle Ages.
Vase with Birds and Bamboo
The Walters Art Museum
The European practice of mounting porcelains with silver and gold embellishments began as early as the Middle Ages.
Celadon Lamp
The Walters Art Museum
This porcelain lamp is from the Long Quan [Lung-ch'üan] celadon kilns.
Red Vase Mounted as a Cistern
The Walters Art Museum
The European practice of mounting porcelains with silver and gold embellishments began as early as the Middle Ages.
Covered Vase
The Walters Art Museum
The European practice of mounting porcelains with silver and gold embellishments began as early as the Middle Ages.
Vase with Dragons
The Walters Art Museum
The dragon possesses a critical symbolic presence in its application on a variety of mediums, including decorated porcelains.
Five-Stemmed Vase
The Walters Art Museum
The European practice of mounting porcelains with silver and gold embellishments began as early as the Middle Ages.
Vase with a Grapevine Motif
The Walters Art Museum
The European practice of mounting porcelains with silver and gold embellishments began as early as the Middle Ages.
Bowl Mounted with Two Fish
The Walters Art Museum
The European practice of mounting porcelains with silver and gold embellishments began as early as the Middle Ages.
Bottle Vase with Peonies, Lotus Blossoms, and Scrolling Vines
The Walters Art Museum
Underglaze cobalt blue is painted in floral patterns uniformly on this white porcelain bottle vase.
Bottle Vase Made for a Portuguese Trader
The Walters Art Museum
Trading and exchange between China and the Portuguese began after Manuel I established an embassy at Beijing in 1517.
Dish with Chinese Ladies
The Walters Art Museum
This plate, painted in brilliant shades of cobalt blue beneath a clear glaze, depicts groups of women enjoying varied leisure activities of the four s
Teapot with Candlestick
The Walters Art Museum
The mythical "feng" (phoenix) is entwined with scrolling peonies on the surface of the teapot.
Head of a Guardian King
The Walters Art Museum
This stone head is Buddhist in inspiration. It is carved with bulging features, almost as if it had been kneaded out of clay.
Vase in the Shape of a Gu
The Walters Art Museum
This tall trumpet shaped vessel in the shape of an ancient bronze "gu" has a thin body divided by a central bulge and topped with an exagger
Blue and White Cup with Scroll Design
The Walters Art Museum
This bell-shaped cup has a delicate body of white eggshell porcelain.