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Vier feine anonyme Malereien mit Szenen zur Seidenherstellung

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12.06.2023 09:30UTC +02:00
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Lot 255 | Vier feine anonyme Malereien mit Szenen zur Seidenherstellung
FOUR FINE ANONYMOUS PAINTINGS OF SILK PRODUCTION - China, ca. 1800 - Four Gouache paintings, framed under Glass, ink and colors on paper. The four paintings are from a series depicting stages of the production of silk, originally perhaps consisting of twelve scenes. They depict the harvesting and cutting of mulberry leaves, the packing of the leaves in weaved mat boxes, the collecting, cooking and unwinding of the cocoons, and the examining of silk textiles. Such series of paintings depicting the various stages of industrial production, for example tea cultivation and the production of porcelain, were painted in workshops in Canton at the end of the eighteenth and in the early nineteenth century. They were intended for export and so they use European painting techniques, chiaroscuro and perspective. These four paintings are extremely fine and early examples of these popular series and may have been executed around 1800. - Collection Dr. Rainer Kreissl (1924 - 2005) - Important South German private collection, assembled before 1990
Je 33 x 42 cm R.
Vier Gouachen, gerahmt unter Glas, Tusche und Farben auf Papier. Die vier Gemälde stammen aus einer Serie, die die einzelnen Phasen der Seidenherstellung darstellt und ursprünglich vielleicht zwölf Szenen umfasste. Sie zeigen das Ernten und Schneiden der Maulbeerblätter, das Verpacken der Blätter in geflochtene Mattenkästen, das Sammeln, Kochen und Abwickeln der Kokons und die Prüfung der Seidentextilien. Solche Gemäldeserien, die die verschiedenen Phasen der industriellen Produktion, z. B. den Teeanbau und die Porzellanherstellung, darstellen, wurden in den Werkstätten in Kanton Ende des 18. und Anfang des 19. Sie waren für den Export bestimmt und verwenden daher europäische Maltechniken, Hell-Dunkel und Perspektive. Bei diesen vier Gemälden handelt es sich um sehr schöne und frühe Beispiele dieser beliebten Serien, die um 1800 entstanden sein könnten.
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