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Bucchero, porcelain, oranges and lemons, 1706. Artist: Monari (Munari), Cristoforo (1667-1720)
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Bucchero, porcelain, oranges and lemons, 1706. Artist: Monari (Munari), Cristoforo (1667-1720)
Bucchero, porcelain, oranges and lemons, 1706. Found in the collection of Galleria Nazionale, Parma
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Bolognese School Chinese Ceramic Ware Chinese Porcelain Galleria Nazionale Kraak Porcelain Ming Bowl Ming Dynasty Parma Porcelain Wan Li Porcelain Wanli Porcelain
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This stunning still life painting, titled "Bucchero, porcelain, oranges and lemons" was created by the talented artist Cristoforo Monari in 1706. The artwork can be found in the esteemed collection of Galleria Nazionale in Parma, Italy. Monari's attention to detail is evident as he skillfully captures the delicate beauty of Chinese ceramic ware. The ming dynasty porcelain displayed in this piece showcases intricate patterns and exquisite craftsmanship that were highly sought after during the Baroque period. The vibrant colors of oranges and lemons add a refreshing touch to the composition, creating a harmonious balance between natural elements and man-made objects. This juxtaposition highlights Monari's ability to elevate everyday items into works of art. As a member of the Bolognese school, Monari demonstrates his mastery of oil on canvas technique through precise brushstrokes and subtle shading. His use of light brings depth and dimension to each object within the painting, making them come alive before our eyes. "Bucchero, porcelain, oranges and lemons" not only serves as an aesthetic delight but also serves as a testament to cultural exchange between East and West during this era. It reminds us of the enduring appeal that Chinese porcelain had on European artists at that time. This fine art image from Heritage Images allows us to appreciate Monari's talent while preserving this significant piece for future generations to admire.
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