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Enamel bowl with spring swallow in apricot forest made by Emperor Qianlong

Cultural relics of the Qing Dynasty
synonym Enamel bowl with spring swallow in apricot forest made by Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty (Qing Dynasty porcelain) generally refers to the enamel bowl with apricot groves and spring swallows made by the Emperor Qianlong
The enamel bowl with spring swallows in apricot grove made by Emperor Qianlong is a cultural relic of the Qing Dynasty Old Summer Palace Treasures.
Chinese name
Enamel bowl with spring swallow in apricot forest made by Emperor Qianlong
Age
From Kangxi to Qianlong
Category
Porcelain
Origin of cultural relics
Original Yuanmingyuan Treasure
[Introduction]:
Enamel bowl with spring swallow in apricot forest made by Emperor Qianlong
Exquisite workmanship and gorgeous effect make it a treasure of cultural relics. At the Christie's auction in Hong Kong, it was sold at a "sky high price" of 150 million Hong Kong dollars.
[Relevant data]:
Most of the existing enamel colors were fired between Kangxi and Qianlong. During the Kangxi period, most of them painted motifs on plain fetuses, and then filled all other places with color, with gorgeous effects. During the Yongzheng period, the domestic enamel material was successfully made, and the production of enamel color went further. At this time, the white space on the porcelain increased, and began to be accompanied by poetry, combining poetry, calligraphy, painting and printing with four traditional Chinese cultures to highlight the elegance of the porcelain style. Qianlong expanded the range of themes, such as the appearance of Western style decorations. Both Yongzheng and Qianlong personally guided the firing of enamel colored porcelain, and so far many such comments have been kept in the archives of the Palace Building Office of the Qing Dynasty.