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Shanghai Museum 60th Anniversary
October 21, 2012, Sunday
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TO commemorate the 60th anniversary of the establishment of Shanghai Museum, four special exhibitions are being staged in the city's landmark exhibition hall.
The current Faberge Jewelry Art Exhibition showcases artwork by Russian master craftsman Karl Gustavovich Faberge (1846-1920). Exhibits include a 36-centimeter tall Easter egg that was a festive gift from Emperor Nicholas II to Empress Consort Alexandra Feodorovna.
Meanwhile, 90 pieces of blue and white porcelain from the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) from museums around the world will go on display for the Shanghai public this weekend. Yuan Dynasty porcelain has a reputation for its gorgeous patterns and unconstrained painting style. During this period, Jingde Town in Jiangxi Province gained international renown for its porcelain.
Also marking the 60th anniversary is a major exhibition of Chinese paintings, featuring 80 pieces - 60 of which are borrowed from renowned museums in the United States, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
In the fourth event, visitors can see mirror masterpieces from ancient China. Some 100 donated bronze mirrors, dating from the Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BC) to Song Dynasty (960-1279), will be on display next month, illustrating the development of these mirrors in China.
Faberge Jewelry Art Exhibition
Date: Through January 3, 2013
Yuan Dynasty Blue and White Porcelain Exhibition
Date: Through January 15, 2013
US-collected Traditional Chinese Paintings Exhibition (Song and Yuan Dynasties)
Date: November 3- January 3, 2013
Donated Bronze Mirror Exhibition
Date: November 16-January 20,
2013
Admission: Free
Venue: Shanghai Museum
Address: 201 People's Ave
浜烘皯澶ч亾201鍙
The current Faberge Jewelry Art Exhibition showcases artwork by Russian master craftsman Karl Gustavovich Faberge (1846-1920). Exhibits include a 36-centimeter tall Easter egg that was a festive gift from Emperor Nicholas II to Empress Consort Alexandra Feodorovna.
Meanwhile, 90 pieces of blue and white porcelain from the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) from museums around the world will go on display for the Shanghai public this weekend. Yuan Dynasty porcelain has a reputation for its gorgeous patterns and unconstrained painting style. During this period, Jingde Town in Jiangxi Province gained international renown for its porcelain.
Also marking the 60th anniversary is a major exhibition of Chinese paintings, featuring 80 pieces - 60 of which are borrowed from renowned museums in the United States, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
In the fourth event, visitors can see mirror masterpieces from ancient China. Some 100 donated bronze mirrors, dating from the Shang Dynasty (1600-1046 BC) to Song Dynasty (960-1279), will be on display next month, illustrating the development of these mirrors in China.
Faberge Jewelry Art Exhibition
Date: Through January 3, 2013
Yuan Dynasty Blue and White Porcelain Exhibition
Date: Through January 15, 2013
US-collected Traditional Chinese Paintings Exhibition (Song and Yuan Dynasties)
Date: November 3- January 3, 2013
Donated Bronze Mirror Exhibition
Date: November 16-January 20,
2013
Admission: Free
Venue: Shanghai Museum
Address: 201 People's Ave
浜烘皯澶ч亾201鍙
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