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Temple Jar

ClassificationsDECORATIVE ARTS
Date1736-1795
Mediumporcelain
Dimensionsheight without base: 35 in. (88.9 cm.)
DescriptionOne of a pair of Chinese porcelain temple jars from the Quianlong period. Each jar is decorated with four vases of flowers in various colors.
Credit LineThe Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens
Label TextIn addition to the Renaissance and 18th-century French artworks that Henry Huntington assembled in 1927 to create a memorial to his wife, the Arabella D. Huntington Memorial Art Collection included a few examples of Asian art, such as these large jars decorated with delicate floral arrangements.
Status
On view
Object number27.115
Terms
    Temple Jar
    Unknown, Chinese, 18th Century
    1735-1795
    Object number: 27.125
    Unknown, Chinese, 18th Century
    1736-1795
    Object number: 11.42
    Mandarin Jar
    Unknown, Chinese, 18th Century
    1736-1795
    Object number: 11.43
    Blue Hawthorne Ginger Jar
    Unknown, Chinese
    1662-1721
    Object number: 13.23
    Punch Bowl in the Imari Style
    Unknown, Chinese, 18th Century
    1720-1730
    Object number: 2017.5.68
    Unknown, Chinese, 18th Century
    1736-1795
    Object number: 2012.13
    Vase
    Unknown, Chinese
    1662-1721
    Object number: 9.17
    Mounted Vase [1 of 2]
    Unknown, French, 18th Century
    porcelain: ca. 1740-1750; mounts: ca. 1750
    Object number: 27.25
    Mounted Vase [2 of 2]
    Unknown, French, 18th Century
    porcelain: ca. 1740-1750; mounts: ca. 1750
    Object number: 27.26
    Tobacco Jar
    Unknown, Dutch, 18th Century
    18th century
    Object number: 2017.5.60.1
    Vase
    Unknown, Chinese
    1368-1644
    Object number: 9.18
    Vase
    Unknown, Chinese
    1368-1644
    Object number: 9.19