Study On The Patterns Of Blue And White Porcelain In The Advanced Ming Dynasty

In the Ming Dynasty(1368-1643),there were sixteen emperors in office successively,after two hundred and seventy-six years.The blue and white porcelain of Ming Dynasty is the mainstream China porcelain production when it began in the Yuan Dynasty,after the improvement and development of the Ming Dynasty,occupies a significant position in the history of Ming Dynasty blue and white porcelain development will undoubtedly China ceramic industry to a new height,then ingdezhen has become the National Ceramics center.The blue and white porcelain of the Ming Dynasty has its unique style of decorative patterns,patterns rich in content,magical grain,animal and plant pattern,religious and cultural patterns and so on.Early researchers Yongxuan blue and white porcelain patterns are numerous,rich academic achievements,but the study of the middle and late Ming Dynasty blue and white porcelain patterns are poorly understood,especially the blue and white porcelain in late Ming Dynasty is a part which is ignored by most publications,so the author will focus in the late Ming blue and white porcelain pattern research,as academic supplement study.Based on the collation and classification of the decorative patterns of blue and white porcelain in the late Ming Dynasty,this paper summarizes,summarizes and compares the decorative features of each period in the Ming Dynasty.Combining with practical experience,it makes in-depth analysis of the decorative features of each period,and puts forward his own argument.The author in the process of researching on this subject,conducted a number of field investigation of Ming Dynasty blue and white porcelain kiln,and in-depth comprehensive study and started the antiques market in the Ming Dynasty blue and white porcelain objects,and of each dynasty blue and white porcelain kiln porcelain.In order to study more deeply,the author went to Shanghai to study the restoration of ancient ceramics,and further studied the subject through the restoration of ancient ceramics.