[Five-colored golden pheasant insert screen]
Five-colored golden pheasant insert screen, Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, porcelain plate diameter 22 cm
The porcelain plate is round, embedded in the mahogany frame, and used as the center of the screen. The edge of the porcelain plate is dotted with green space, decorated with red and yellow flowers, and the center is decorated with a colorful picture of a mountain stone and a golden pheasant. Two red golden pheasants, one perched on the mountain stone, and the other stood under the mountain stone, and the tail feathers of the golden pheasant are red and black, scattered. There are chrysanthemums and peonies blooming beside the rocks
This porcelain plate is delicate, shiny and clean, and has bright colors. With a few strokes, it can vividly depict the appearance of the golden pheasant. It looks like a beautiful watercolor painting against the white glaze
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