Kakiemon plate with beast c. 1740

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germany

pastel soft colours

egg art

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ceramic

stoneware

ceramic

nostalgic styling

watercolour bleed

watercolour illustration

This Kakiemon plate, dating back to c. 1740, features a delicate and whimsical design. It is decorated with a woven rim pattern and a vibrant scene of fantastical creatures and flowers. The plate displays a unique blend of Japanese and European aesthetic influences, characteristic of the Kakiemon style. The stylized figures and intricate floral patterns create a charming and visually appealing composition, showcasing the artistry of the anonymous maker. This plate is a fine example of the Kakiemon ware, a highly prized and sought-after type of Japanese porcelain.

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minneapolisinstituteofart about 1 year ago

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When the factory at Meissen began production in the early eighteenth century, the wares produced there were heavily reliant upon Asian forms and motifs. These plates were among the earliest European wares produced in porcelain and derive their decoration from Chinese models.