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Grand Antiques, Art & Design på Liljevalchs+ 9-13 oktober

Grand Antiques, Art & Design på Liljevalchs+, Stockholm, 9-13 oktober 2024

Under fem dagar i oktober ställer några av Sveriges främsta konst- och antikhandlare ut på Liljevalchs+.

Vi är som alltid med och ställer ut och i år är vår monter på entréplan, i Liljevalchs butikslokal som ligger till vänster när man kommer in.

Mässan arrangeras av Sveriges Konst- och Antikhandlareförening och alla utställare är medlemmar i föreningen.

Utställare
Anjemarks Antikhandel
AntikWest Oriental Antiques
Bowallens Antik
Berglöfs Antikhandel
Marcus Blank – Swedish and International Art
C & V Jewellery Escape
ClassicArtworks
Déjà-Vu Antik
Edelstam Konst & Antikviteter
FA:s Antik
Galleri Agardh & Tornvall
Galleri Frendberg
Galleri Kroken
Hagelins Antik
Helms Antikvitetshandel
Hoffmans Antikhandel
Knutssons Antik & Konsthandel
Larssons Konsthandel
Lundgrens
Modernisten
Mollbrinks Konst
Napoleon Antik
Nordlings
Ribbhagen
Sjöström Antik
Skajs Antikhandel
Thunér Antikhandel
von Platen Modern Form
Zimmerdahl Antiques & Desig

Adress: Liljevalchs+Falkenbergsgatan 3, Djurgården, Stockholm

A glimpse into Chinese export porcelain in Europe

In the 18th and 19th centuries, Canton (today's Guangzhou) was an important hub for world trade, making it a gateway for cultural and artistic exchanges between China and the West. Many Chinese handicrafts, including porcelain, were exported from here to the overseas market.

As International Museum Day approaches, the Memorial Museum of Generalissimo Sun Yat-sen's Mansion is hosting an exhibition titled "Wisdom from China – Chinese Export Porcelain's Influence on the West". It showcases the exquisite Chinese export porcelain, its influence on the lives of Europeans, and the development of European porcelain

The exhibited porcelain collection includes various types such as blue and white porcelain, Guangzhou painted porcelain (Guangcai), Famille rose porcelain, Kraak ware, and Imari ware. Visitors can marvel at 108 pieces (sets) of Chinese export porcelain, mainly dating from the Ming and Qing dynasties. Additionally, the exhibition features porcelain items from countries like Sweden, Britain, France, Holland, Portugal, and more.

Other items also on display include watercolor paintings and oil paintings that display cultural relics and the history of Chinese export porcelain, pith paper paintings introducing the production process of Chinese porcelain, and blue and white porcelain pieces, tea leaves, and twine recovered from the sunken ship Gothenburg.

Venue: Temporary Exhibition Hall in the North Tower, Memorial Museum of Generalissimo Sun Yat-sen's Mansion