| During the Ming and Qing Dynasties,export porcelain was an important type of Chinese porcelain.During the increasingly prosperous Sino-Western trade,the unique aesthetic implication of export porcelain was not only reflected in the shape,style,technology,etc,but its decorative style not only retained the traditional Chinese imagery.It also reflects the aesthetic taste of Europeans.The chrysanthemum pattern is a typical flower decoration on porcelain for export.With the spread of species and chrysanthemum culture to the west,it is widely used in porcelain decoration.The chrysanthemum pattern appeared on the export porcelain in the Ming and Qing dynasties in a unique decorative form.Due to the cultural differences between China and the West,the auspicious meaning of the chrysanthemum pattern may not be understood by Westerners.Unique artistic characteristics love.Therefore,the chrysanthemum pattern on export porcelain only spreads the chrysanthemum decoration style under the Chinese aesthetics.The Ming and Qing Dynasties were the heyday of cultural exchanges between China and the West.The West gradually incorporated its own design concepts into the drawing of porcelain patterns for export in the Ming and Qing Dynasties,and directly changed the decorative form of the chrysanthemum pattern.This article mainly discusses the design,artistic features,decorative features,and decorative exchanges of export porcelain chrysanthemum patterns from the perspective of decorative arts and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries.Mainly from the following four parts.The first part: the spread of chrysanthemum species and chrysanthemum culture around the world is the cultural origin of the chrysanthemum pattern;the second part: the composition characteristics of the chrysanthemum pattern in the Ming and Qing Dynasties;the third part: the chrysanthemum pattern on the typical varieties of Ming and Qing export porcelain,mainly It is Imari porcelain,Clark porcelain,heraldic porcelain,Guangcai porcelain;Part 4: The chrysanthemum pattern on Ming and Qing export porcelain reflects the exchange of Chinese and Western decorative arts. |
