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Gift of Lenora and Walter F. Brown
Vase
Gift of Lenora and Walter F. Brown
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Vase

Artist Unknown
DepartmentAsian Art
CultureChinese
Date1661-1722
Dimensionsh. 21 in. (53.3 cm)
Credit LineGift of Lenora and Walter F. Brown
Object number81.193.7
Geography
Place madeJingdezhen, Jiangx province, China
General regionAsia
DescriptionA large oviform vase, decorated in blue and white in four horizontal tiers. The bottom tier is of lotus blossoms motif white on blue. The second tier is also done in stylized lotus blossom and the segmented medallion blue on white. The third tier is a dragon among swivel of clouds, white on blue background. The top tier is of gourd shape leaf with lotus blossom in the middle. The neck of the vase is of stylized leaves.ProvenanceMr. and Mrs. Walter F. BrownInscriptionsBlue double circle mark on bottom.
On view
Collections
Gift of Helen Hogan Perkins and Henry Perkins in memory of Gretchen and Preston Northrup.
Tiffany and Company
ca. 1902
Gift of Lenora and Walter F. Brown.
Culture: Chinese
1661-1722
San Antonio Museum of Art, gift of Gilbert M. Denman, Jr.
Culture: Egyptian
ca. 2686-2125 B.C.
Purchased with funds provided by Lenora and Walter F. Brown.
Culture: Chinese
15th-16th century
San Antonio Museum of Art, Gift of Lenora and Walter F. Brown.
Culture: Chinese
1572-1620
Gift of Lenora and Walter F. Brown.
Culture: Chinese
mid- 17th century
San Antonio Museum of Art, gift of Lenora and Walter F. Brown.
Unknown
Culture: Chinese
18th century
Gift of Lenora and Walter F. Brown.
Culture: Chinese
1661-1722
Gift of Faith P. Bybee.
Unknown
Culture: Austin County, Texas
c. 1840
Gift of Lenora and Walter F. Brown.
Culture: Chinese
907-1125
Pierced Meiping Vase
Unknown
Culture: Chinese
late- 15th-early- 16th century
San Antonio Museum of Art, purchased with funds provided by the Bessie Timon Endowment Fund and…
Culture: Chinese
19th century

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