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The dragon decoration on this jar is clearly derived from that found on Chinese bottle vases of the Yongzhen and Qianlong periods and reflects Kozan's notorious interest in 'peach-blow' as described by Brinkley in 'Artistic Japan at Chicago', who comments on accusations levelled against the artist regarding possible forgeries of Chinese ceramics.
The Khalili Collections
London
Title
Vase
Date
1880s
Medium
porcelain with a pale green glaze, painted in underglaze brown
Accession number
743
Work type
Ceramic
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