Canalblog Tous les blogs Top blogs Mode, Art & Design Tous les blogs Mode, Art & Design
Suivre ce blog Administration + Créer mon blog
MENU
Alain.R.Truong
Publicité
Alain.R.Truong
Publicité
Visiteurs
Depuis la création 51 915 393
Publicité
Archives
Newsletter
Alain.R.Truong
Publicité
7 mars 2012

An early Meissen chinoiserie coffee pot and cover, circa 1723

An early Meissen chinoiserie coffee pot and cover, circa 1723
An early Meissen chinoiserie coffee pot and cover, circa 1723. Photo Sotheby's painted by J. G. Höroldt with four panels of amusing chinoiserie large figure vignettes of a man riding a dragon spouting fire, a Chinese lady carrying a man on her shoulders,...
Publicité
7 mars 2012

An early Meissen armorial teabowl and saucer from the Legge service, circa 1725

An early Meissen armorial teabowl and saucer from the Legge service, circa 1725
An early Meissen armorial teabowl and saucer from the Legge service, circa 1725. Photo Sotheby's each piece painted by J. G. Höroldt with the arms of Legge under a marquis coronet with a tooled gilt cartouche, the teabowl also with a chinoiserie figure...
7 mars 2012

A Böttger porcelain Hausmaler cream pot, cover and stand,, the porcelain, circa 1720

A Böttger porcelain Hausmaler cream pot, cover and stand,, the porcelain, circa 1720
A Böttger porcelain Hausmaler cream pot, cover and stand,, the porcelain, circa 1720. Photo Sotheby's decorated in the Seuter workshop in Augsburg, with gilt chinoiseries of figures in terrace making tea and painting vases, the domed cover with birds...
7 mars 2012

A Meissen chinoiserie plate, circa 1725-28

A Meissen chinoiserie plate, circa 1725-28
A Meissen chinoiserie plate, circa 1725-28. Photo Sotheby's painted with a central "salami" medaillon of iron-red flowers and foliage and coloured flowerheads in puce, yellow and green, the well with lozenges and "Laub und bandelwerk" in Böttger lustre...
7 mars 2012

A Meissen teabowl, circa 1724

A Meissen teabowl, circa 1724
A Meissen teabowl, circa 1724. Photo Sotheby's painted with a chinaman seating under a large parasol and looking down at a squirrel, within a Böttger lustre cartouche, the reverse and inside with wild cherry sprigs, gilder's numeral 8 (some restoration...
Publicité
7 mars 2012

A pair of early Meissen Beaker Vases, the porcelain circa 1720-25

A pair of early Meissen Beaker Vases, the porcelain circa  1720-25
A pair of early Meissen Beaker Vases, the porcelain circa 1720-25. Photo Sotheby's of cylindrical form with twin lion mask handles, moulded with broad acanthus and bell flower borders, each with two large shaped cartouches painted in Augsburg, probably...
7 mars 2012

A Böttger Hausmaler porcelain teapot and cover, circa 1720

A Böttger Hausmaler porcelain teapot and cover, circa 1720
A Böttger Hausmaler porcelain teapot and cover, circa 1720. Photo Sotheby's of globular form with domed cover, painted in delicate enamels with Chinese figures contemplating large flowering plants, the cover with further plants issuing from rockwork and...
7 mars 2012

Robe de mandarin de 1er degré 1ère classe. Indochine, début XXe siècle

Robe de mandarin de 1er degré 1ère classe. Indochine, début XXe siècle
Robe de mandarin de 1er degré 1ère classe. Indochine, début XXe siècle. Photo AUDAP - MIRABAUD en soie "vieux cuivre" à décor brodé d'un dragon de face pourchassant la perle sacrée. Provenance: René Robin, Gouverneur Général de l'Indochine. AUDAP - MIRABAUD....
7 mars 2012

"Bao Dai, Prince Nguyen Phuc Vinh Thuy (1913-1997) et sa famille", c. 1930-1938

"Bao Dai, Prince Nguyen Phuc Vinh Thuy (1913-1997) et sa famille", c. 1930-1938
"Bao Dai, Prince Nguyen Phuc Vinh Thuy (1913-1997) et sa famille", c. 1930-1938. Photo AUDAP - MIRABAUD Six épreuves argentiques d'époque par Studio Piaz et divers, dédicacées à Monsieur et Madame le Gouverneur Général Robin. Formats : 17 x 17 et 28,5...
7 mars 2012

Landmark Metropolitan Museum Exhibition Considers Two Centuries that Shaped the Medieval World

Landmark Metropolitan Museum Exhibition Considers Two Centuries that Shaped the Medieval World
At the start of the seventh century, the eastern Mediterranean—from Syria through Egypt and across North Africa—was central to the spiritual and political heart of the Byzantine Empire, ruled from Constantinople (modern Istanbul). Yet, by the end of the...
Publicité