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Figur. Shiwan-gods, Qingdynastin.

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FIGURE. Li Bai on a secondary wooden stand. Laughing lying with his right arm supported against a grapevine and his head resting in his hand. The icing greyish yellow, details painted in black. Wooden rack made of black beet. Gift for Wilhelmina von Hallwyl Christmas Eve 1912 from Wilhelm and Ebba von Eckermann. Purchased by the latter at Bukowski’s art trade. The small number of Shiwankeramik in the Hallwylska collection includes this expressive figure, which still has a Chinese shop label in red paper on the underside. Figure.Stoneware of Li Bai with black and white glazes and unglazed brown Shiwan ware, Qing dynasty, Among a small number of Shiwan ceramics in the Hallwyl collection is this expressive, that still has a Chinese red paper shop on its base. It was was at the Swedish auction house Bukowski in 1912, a was that continues to was was a was was from the gates to Countess Wilhelmina 's forms home.
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Title: Figur. Shiwan-gods, Qingdynastin.
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FIGURE.
Li Bai on a secondary wooden stand.
Laughing lying with his right arm supported against a grapevine and his head resting in his hand.
The icing greyish yellow, details painted in black.
Wooden rack made of black beet.
Gift for Wilhelmina von Hallwyl Christmas Eve 1912 from Wilhelm and Ebba von Eckermann.
Purchased by the latter at Bukowski’s art trade.
The small number of Shiwankeramik in the Hallwylska collection includes this expressive figure, which still has a Chinese shop label in red paper on the underside.
Figure.
Stoneware of Li Bai with black and white glazes and unglazed brown Shiwan ware, Qing dynasty, Among a small number of Shiwan ceramics in the Hallwyl collection is this expressive, that still has a Chinese red paper shop on its base.
It was was at the Swedish auction house Bukowski in 1912, a was that continues to was was a was was from the gates to Countess Wilhelmina 's forms home.

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