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Published by Eskenazi, 2007, hardcover, large format, illustrated, 82 pages, condition: new.
Song: Chinese Ceramics from 10th to 13th Century (Part 3) is an exhibition and accompanying catalogue published by Eskenazi Ltd in London in 2007.
The exhibition was held in New York during the Asia Week festivities in March 2007. It focused on the "golden age" of Chinese stoneware, showcasing refined ceramics from both Northern and Southern kilns active during the Song dynasty (9601279).
The publication serves as a scholarly record of the pieces displayed. Key features typically include:
High-quality color illustrations and descriptions for each piece in the collection.
A map identifying the locations of major Song period kilns, such as those producing Yaozhou, Ding, and Jizhou wares.
The collection often features iconic styles like Jun mallow-shaped dishes, Yaozhou celadons, and porcelaneous Ding white wares.
Eskenazi is the world's most respected dealers in Chinese and Asian art. Based in Mayfair, London, in a specially designed six-floor building. Two floors are dedicated solely to showing the best Chinese art available.
