Ceramic Screen in Wood Frame
Description
Subject Matter:
Blue and white porcelain screen, showing mountains, bridge with travelers, trees, mounted into rosewood frame decorated with blossoming lotus vines and scrolled ends probably made in the late 19th century. Since 16th century, it is increasingly popular to have painted porcelain slabs inlay in furniture, small screens, or wall decors. By the 19th century, porcelain screens had become highly marketable cultural items.
Physical Description:
Blue and white porcelain screen, showing mountains, bridge with travelers, trees, mounted into rosewood frame decorated with blossoming lotus vines and scrolled ends probably made in the late 19th century.
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