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PROPERTY FROM THE BUTLER FAMILY COLLECTION
          巴特勒家族珍藏
          2965

          A RARE LARGE BLUE AND WHITE `EIGHTEEN               清康熙   青花十八學士登瀛洲圖觀音尊   雙圈六字楷書款
          SCHOLARS’ BALUSTER VASE
                                                              來源:
          KANGXI SIX-CHARACTER MARK WITHIN A DOUBLE CIRCLE IN   巴特勒家族珍藏,英國
          UNDERGLAZE BLUE AND OF THE PERIOD (1662-1722)
          The tapered body is decorated with a continuous scene of eighteen   出版:
          literati at various leisurely pursuits in a garden setting with two   巴特勒爵士,‘The Butler Family collection – Supplement to the
          cranes, all between two decorative bands at the shoulder and near the
          base. The trumpet-form neck is decorated with bamboo emerging   1990 Catalogue,《Collections Baur》,卷58,1994年秋冬季刊,
          from rocks with a bird in flight.                   頁5-64,圖版21
          18¿ in. (46 cm.) high                               甘淑美及巴芙蓮合著,《鯉躍龍門–邁克爾‧巴特勒爵士珍藏十
                                                              七世紀中國瓷》,倫敦,2021年,頁394,圖版III.4.36a,b
          HK$600,000-800,000                US$77,000-100,000
                                                              唐太宗時得杜如晦、房玄齡、虞世南等十八位賢臣輔佐,使唐朝得以興盛,
          P R O V E NAN C E :
          The Butler Family Collection, UK                    「十八學士圖」不僅因此成為繪畫一重要題材,也用於器物上作為主題。
                                                              比較一風格及構圖相近之康熙青花釉裏紅點彩十八學士圖瓶,載於台北故
          L I T E R AT U R E :                                宮博物院《也可以清心:茶器.茶事.茶畫》,台北,2002年,頁116-117,
          Sir M. Butler, ‘The Butler Family collection – Supplement to the   編號96。
          1990 Catalogue’, Collections Baur, no. 58, Autumn-Winter 1994,
          pp. 5-64, pl. 21
          T. Canepa and K. Butler, Leaping the Dragon Gate- The Sir Michael
          Butler Collection of Seventeenth-Century Chinese Porcelain, London,
          2021, p. 394, pl. III.4.36a,b
          The present jar depicts the famous Eighteen Scholars of Tang dynasty
          who assisted the Emperor Taizong to govern the empire, gathered in a
          forest garden in Yingzhou for literary pursuit, engaging in activities such as
          playing the zither, painting and calligraphy, drinking and dining. Compare
          to a Kangxi underglaze blue and red example depicting the same scene,
          see Taipei National Palace Museum’s Empty Vessels, Replenished Minds:
          The Culture, Practice, and Art of Tea, Taipei, 2002, pp.116-117, no. 96.




































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