Ming Dynasty Green Glazed Pottery Standing Screen sash The bold use of contrasting

The bold use of contrasting colors creates a dynamic illusion of movement

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Ming Dynasty Green Glazed Pottery Standing Screen sash The bold use of contrastingMing Dynasty, c. 15501644 AD, China A rare and evocative Ming Dynasty pottery model of a miniature standing table screen, crafted with remarkable attention to detail and intended as part of a tomb group. Rectangular in form and resting on bracketed feet, the screen is modeled to mimic wooden construction, its surface richly adorned with relief panels. The recessed panels are accentuated with a matte red pigment and bordered by impressed decorative