File:Östasiatisk keramik. Helgonet ZhongliQuan - Hallwylska museet - 95629.tif

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Jens Mohr

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Kinesisk porslinsfigur Zhongli Quan, 1580-1609.
Nyckelord: keramik, ZhongliQuan, Porslinsfigur, Föremålsbild, Ming

Description

Svenska: FIGUR. Zhongli Quan. Stående med en solfjäder i form av ett blad. Hår med mittbena, långa mustascher och hakskägg samt förlängda örsnibbar (ett tecken på visdom). Figuren är klädd i en lotusbladmössa med långa band ner över axlarna, en lång rock och långa benkläder. På fötterna skor med tvära tåändar. Underglasyrmålning.Glasyren blåvit med märken efter blåsor. Figuren är ihålig, på några ställen djupa sprickor (tillverkningsfel). Inköpt av Wilhelmina von Hallwyl, 16 februari 1909 hos Bukowskis konsthandel, Stockholm.Zhongli Quan var ledare för taoismens åtta odödliga och visas här klädd som en lärd person, hållandes en solfjäder. De åtta odödliga var några av de viktigaste figurerna inom den populära taoismen. De hade alla olika utseende, kläder och symboler som de förknippades med, samt sina egna speciella krafter. De flesta var ursprungligen figurer inom den kinesiska historien, vilka därefter mytologiserats. Zhongli Quan levde under Handynastin och ägde betydande krafter, bland annat en magisk solfjäder som kunde återuppliva döda och förvandla stenar till silver eller guld.

English: Figure. Porcelain figure of Zhongli Quan decorated in underglaze cobalt blue, Wanli period (1573-1620), Ming dynasty. Zhongli Quan is leader of the Eight Daoist Immortals, and is shown dressed as a scholar and holding a fan. The Eight Immortals were among the most important figures in popular Daoism, each figure having a different appearance, clothing and associated symbols, and their own special powers. Most were originally figures in Chinese history, who were subsequently mythologised. Zhongli Quan lived during the Han dynasty, and possessed great powers including a fan with magical abilities that could revive the dead, and transform stones into silver or gold.

Date

from 1573 until 1620

Medium

porcelain

Dimensions

height: 31 cm (12.2 in)

Collection

Hallwyl Museum

	Native name	Hallwylska museet
	Parent institution	National Historical Museums of Sweden
	Location	Hamngatan 4 in Stockholm, Sweden
	Coordinates	59° 19′ 58.66″ N, 18° 04′ 28.26″ E
	Established	1938
	Website	hallwylskamuseet.se
	Authority file	: Q4346239 VIAF: 145237174 ISNI: 0000000109441492 LCCN: n50069309 OSM: 2440883 WorldCat

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HWY XLVIII:VII:C.b.b.01.

Place of creation

China

Source

LSH 95629 (hm_dig12133)

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