Porcelain Guanyin Called "chinese White" - China End Of The Ming Dynasty

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Object description :

"Porcelain Guanyin Called "chinese White" - China End Of The Ming Dynasty"

A "Blanc de Chine" porcelain figure of Guanyin.
CHINA 17TH
Late Ming Dynasty

This Guanyin is of high quality, and has all the characteristics of a fine Dehua figure. The figure is depicted in a particularly peaceful, fairly realistic and simple style, with her hair tied up and no headdress. The hands are particularly well-developed and the delicacy of the fingers can be seen. The glaze is creamy white.

Height : 15,8cm

For a similar Guanyin, but on a larger rock, see :
- Palace Museum, Blanc de Chine Zou Yan Guanyin - Accession in 1958 (Vol I. Dehua Wares Collected by The Palace Museum, Fig. 22, p. 82)

Two very small chips, to middle finger and ring finger.

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