清 五彩刀馬人圖將軍罐

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英文品名：A WUCAI HELMETED JAR PAINTED WITH A WARRIOR NARRATIVE 尺寸：L:18cm;H:31cm 瓷質五彩。罐作豐肩斂腹、斂口，配硬木寶珠頂蓋。器身通景繪刀馬人故事：武士披甲持戟，旌旗繚繞，主將著緋袍立於松下，從卒環侍，山石蒼松點綴其間。人物鎧甲以藍、綠、紅彩分塊平塗，輪廓線硬朗。頸部繪花卉，肩足各飾錦地邊飾一週。整器構圖飽滿，設色濃麗，為清代五彩刀馬人罐。將軍罐又稱「盔罐」，因拱形蓋上置寶珠鈕，狀如古代將軍兜鍪而得名。器形碩腹斂口，本為貯藏之器，可貯茶葉、藥材，清代宮廷與官宦之家多成對置於廳堂條案之上，兼具陳設與實用。罐身繪刀馬人故事，多取自三國演義、水滸傳等通俗小說，康熙朝民窯尤多，為戰爭場面進入瓷器之典型。 A porcelain wucai helmeted jar, with a rounded shoulder and tapering body, fitted with a hardwood lid and bud finial. The main body is painted in a narrative warrior scene: armored figures with halberds and banners, a commander in a red robe standing beneath pines, attendants around him, set among rocks and trees. Armor is rendered in blocks of blue, green and red with firm outlines. Floral sprays adorn the neck and brocade borders frame the shoulder and foot. The composition is dense and the palette rich. The helmeted jar takes its name from the domed cover with bud finial that resembles a general's helmet. Its broad body and narrow mouth originally served for storage, of tea or medicines, and in Qing palaces and elite households matched pairs were placed on hall tables, both as storage and display. The painted warrior scenes are drawn from popular novels such as the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and Water Margin; such horse-and-figure subjects were especially common on Kangxi commercial wares.

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