Plate, anonymous, c. 1600 - c. 1699

Plate, anonymous, c. 1600 - c. 1699

turning, h 3.5cm × d 17.3cm More details

This plate was produced in Kerman in southeast Iran. It is decorated with a central Chinese landscape, enclosed by narrow panels containing propitious symbols alternating with wider panels with flowers and banana leaves. The dish is signed on the back by the potter ‘Made by Kamâl al-Din Muhammad.’

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Identification

Title(s)

Plate
Plate with a water landscape

Object type

plate (dishes)

Object number

BK-NM-12419

Inscriptions / marks

mark

Description

Bord van kwarts-fritgoed, beschilderd in onderglazuur blauw. Op het plat een medaillon met een rivierlandschap met bomen en boten. Om het medaillon een decoratieve band. De rand is verdeeld in afwisselend brede en smalle vakken. In de brede vakken een van de kostbaarheden (artemisiablad) of een bloemtak. De smalle vakken met strikken. De decoratie is een imitatie van het Chinese kraakporselein in blauw-wit. Gemerkt op de achterzijde met 'Vervaardigd door Kamâl al-Din Muhammad'.

Creation

Artist

anonymous

Place

Dating

c. 1600 - c. 1699

Material and Technique

Material

Technique

turning / fired / paint / vitrification

Measurements

height 3.5 cm
diameter 17.3 cm

Acquisition and rights

Acquisition

trade 1917

Copyright

Documentation

Persia and China : safavid blue and white ceramics in the Victoria and Albert Museum 1501-1738, Yolande Crowe, p. 190, afb. 313, 314
Islamic ‘Porcelain’ : examples from the Rijksmuseum Collection, Agnita van 't Klooster, afb. 15
Ching-Ling Wang, 'China and its contacts with the wider world : A perspective seen through export wares', Aziatische Kunst 45 (2014) nr. 2, p. 46-49, fig. 2.

Persistent URL

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