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Chapter 1527 As thin as neon clothes, unparalleled in beauty

The shape of the Sanqiu cup evolved from the famous "pressing hand cup" among the porcelains of the Yongle Dynasty.

The overall shape of this cup is like an upside-down horseshoe, small and exquisite, very cute.

The tire wall is as thin as an eggshell, and the decoration and color of the outer wall can be faintly seen from the inner wall.

The glaze is bright and moist, and there is a faint blue like lake water in the place where the glaze is accumulated.

The texture of the tire is firm and fine, and the sole of the foot has a "paste rice bottom" like fried beige.

The blue and white hair color is elegant and pure, and there is a little crystal spot phenomenon in the accumulation place.

The red color is as rich and bright as pigeon blood, the yellow color is delicate yellow like chicken oil, and the purple color is matte like frosted purple.

It is in line with Mr. Sun Yingzhou's appraisal formula: "Beautiful purples, reds, purples and purples have no light".

The layout of the whole picture is reasonable and dense.

In the seemingly immature style of painting, it reveals the sophisticated and superb skills.

In this way, a beautiful and moving autumn scene is vividly displayed on the cup, as if it is about to come out, which makes people love it.

Turn over the history of our China: Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Taizong Li Shimin of the Tang Dynasty, and Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty.

These accomplished and wise monarchs have promoted the vigorous development of history.

At the same time, we also found some emperors who were politically incompetent but had high artistic attainments.

Li Yu of the Southern Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties, Huizong of the Northern Song Dynasty, and Xianzong of the Chenghua Dynasty of the Ming Dynasty.

Ming Xianzong Zhu Jianshen was a weak and superstitious emperor.

He did not have any achievements in politics, but during his reign in Chenghua (1465-1487), the porcelain of Jingzhen Imperial Kiln Factory showed remarkable artistic achievements.

my country has always been a feudal and centralized country. As the Emperor Xianzong who loves art, he can regard the government as a sponsor and guide of art.

He spared no expense, manpower and material resources to burn fine porcelain.

Therefore, in the history of ceramics in our country, a new model has been established.

In particular, the application of bucket color, the technology of combining underglaze color and overglaze color to present the picture has been brought to the extreme.

Outline and dye, complement each other.

The fired Doucai porcelain enjoyed the highest praise at that time and later generations.

Even today, 500 years later, Chenghua Doucai porcelain is still recognized as the most elegant, rare and expensive porcelain.

Therefore, even now, anyone who has seen this pair of Sanqiu cups will definitely think that its value is far higher than that of chicken bowl cups.

This is why the late patriotic collector Mr. Sun Yingzhou bought it with 30 gold bars in the 20s.

The twenty gold bars of that year were worth the twenty courtyard houses of that year.

So now, how much is this Sanqiu cup worth?

In fact, there are not only two Sanqiu cups, as I said earlier, there are only two in China.

In the Wanwan Palace Museum, there is also a Chenghua Doucai Sanqiu cup in the same collection.

As far as is known, only these three have been found in the world, and their rarity can be imagined.

Of course, there are also some legendary Sanqiu cups.

For example, if the Chenghua Doucai Sanqiu cup in the collection of "Tianhuatang" is genuine, it will be the fourth one found in the world.

It's just that, without official confirmation, everything else that is said to be a real treasure may be a fake.

Since it is fake, someone must have faked it.

But if you have the confidence to take out the counterfeit and say it is genuine, you have a lot of confidence.

It also indirectly proves how well the imitation is made.

This is technology, and Chen Wenzhe has become such a person.

Of course, now that he wants to imitate the Sanqiu Cup, he definitely doesn't want to be old and deceive people, he just simply likes it.

The Sanqiu cup is even better than the chicken bowl cup, how could he not be rare?
If you can't get the real thing, it's good to keep a batch of imitations in your hands.

What's more, this thing is really expensive.

As long as the imitation is good, the value of the modern Sanqiu Cup is immeasurable.

As for how much it can be sold for, in fact, you can see the market value assessment made by some experts and scholars who have good deeds on the pair of Chenghua Doucai Sanqiu cups collected in the Forbidden City.

Some say it's worth 40 billion yuan, and some say it's worth 400 billion yuan... Exaggerating?

Whether it is 40 billion or 400 billion, it is actually a joke and a joke.

But it reveals a very important message: the Sanqiu Cup is a very rare ancient artwork, a national treasure, and a priceless treasure.

However, it is definitely not easy to imitate this kind of heavy treasure.

Therefore, when he saw Chen Xingchen organize some people to imitate some high-quality cups, Chen Wenzhe immediately had an idea.

Don't think that any heavy treasure appeared out of thin air.

And as long as you understand the basics and take your time, you will always be able to imitate them.

For example, Sanqiu Cup, if you want to imitate it well, the first thing to do is to imitate the blue and white cup.

If you can't even make Chenghua's blue and white cups well, then don't covet Sanqiu cups, even chicken cups.

Chenghua blue and white cups are also very famous, and not anyone who wants to imitate them can imitate them.

The Chenghua Blue and White Cup made a sensation in the collection circle for the first time in 2002.

At that time, a blue and white cup depicting lilies, also known as the "Kenreve Cup", was in the collection of Lord Kenreve in England.

It was auctioned at British Bonhams for 82 pounds, equivalent to tens of millions of RMB.

The highest price was the Chenghua blue and white okra cup sold at Jiangsu Theby's in Hong Kong in 2013, which also came from the collection of Lord Kenreef in England.

At that time, this blue and white okra cup made in Chenghua was sold for 3 million Hong Kong dollars in less than 1.4 minutes on the auction.

It was purchased by Mr. Zhai Jianmin, a famous art dealer in Xiangjiang and the founder of "Yongbaozhai".

Zhai Jianmin said in an interview: This is a masterpiece, 2 million yuan is not expensive.

Judging by the economic laws of the art market, in another 30 years, it will sit firmly at the pinnacle of my country's porcelain prices.

Okra, when it blooms in early autumn, its color is light yellow, as thin as a neon dress, and it is unparalleled in beauty.

However, the fragrance is perishable, and there is a saying that it blooms in the morning and thanks in the evening.

Therefore, the literati of the past dynasties felt pity and loved it in every possible way, and planted it all over the side of the house to obtain the beauty of viewing.

Yu Liangneng, a native of the Song Dynasty, had a saying that "the pillars and beams shine in the evening, and the battlements and okra grow".

Emperor Chenghua of the Ming Dynasty painted it on imperial porcelain with refined and elegant artistic taste, adding a poetic softness to the Cheng kiln masterpieces that are highly respected by later generations.

Whether it is a Chenghua blue and white cup or an okra cup, there are not many glaze colors involved.

It's just blue and white and light yellow, so what about the glaze color on a Sanqiu cup?
That's a lot, and the essential one is colorful!
This kind of glaze color is vividly displayed in the Mingcheng Huadoucai grape pattern cup.

A Chenghua cup with grape patterns now in the Capital Museum is small and exquisite in shape, fine in texture, bright in color and exquisitely made.

Grapes, mulberry, bamboo and other plants painted on the cup have green leaves, yellow vines and purple fruits.

(End of this chapter)