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Porzellane aus der Sammlung August des Starken | Formen und Ornamente auf Reisen (english subtitles)
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Schon mit der Übernahme des Kurfürstenamtes begann August von Sachsen Porzellane zu sammeln. Diese ersten Stücke waren von großer Bedeutung für die „europäische Erfindung“ des Porzellans in Meißen 1708. Zur Ausgestaltung des Japanischen Palais in Dresden erwarb er über 22.000 ostasiatische Porzellane. Die Qualitäten der Porzellane sind sehr unterschiedlich, es gibt schnell gefertigte Dekorware, aber auch fein ausgeführte Porzellanmalereien. Wie andere große Museen auch, erwarb das k. k. Österreichische Museum für Kunst und Industrie 1868/69 im Rahmen von Dublettenverkäufen aus dem Japanischen Palais 44 Porzellane aus China und Japan. (Johannes Wieninger)
Porzellane aus der Sammlung August des Starken
Qing-Dynastie, Periode Kangxi (1662–1722)
China
Porzellan, mit Bemalung in Kobaltblau unter der Glasur; eingravierte Markierungen der kurfürstlichen Dresdner Sammlung
Ke 1381 / 1868/69, erworben in Dresden
MAK-Schausammlung Asien
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Porcelains from the Collection of August the Strong
August of Saxony started collecting porcelain as soon as he took over the Electorate. These first pieces were of great significance for the “European invention” of porcelain in Meissen in 1708. He acquired more than 22,000 East Asian pieces in order to decorate the Japanese Palace in Dresden. The qualities of the pieces vary greatly, they include fast-production decorative ware but also finely executed porcelain painting. Like other Major museums, in 1868/69 the Imperial Royal Austrian Museum of Art and Industry acquired 44 porcelains from China and Japan in duplicate sales from the Japanese Palace. (Johannes Wieninger)
Porcelains from the Collection of August the Strong
Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period (1662–1722)
China
Porcelain with painting in cobalt blue under the glaze; engraved marks of the Elector’s collection in Dresden
Ke 1381 / 1868/69, acquired in Dresden
MAK Permanent Collection Asia
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Porzellane aus der Sammlung August des Starken
Qing-Dynastie, Periode Kangxi (1662–1722)
China
Porzellan, mit Bemalung in Kobaltblau unter der Glasur; eingravierte Markierungen der kurfürstlichen Dresdner Sammlung
Ke 1381 / 1868/69, erworben in Dresden
MAK-Schausammlung Asien
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Porcelains from the Collection of August the Strong
August of Saxony started collecting porcelain as soon as he took over the Electorate. These first pieces were of great significance for the “European invention” of porcelain in Meissen in 1708. He acquired more than 22,000 East Asian pieces in order to decorate the Japanese Palace in Dresden. The qualities of the pieces vary greatly, they include fast-production decorative ware but also finely executed porcelain painting. Like other Major museums, in 1868/69 the Imperial Royal Austrian Museum of Art and Industry acquired 44 porcelains from China and Japan in duplicate sales from the Japanese Palace. (Johannes Wieninger)
Porcelains from the Collection of August the Strong
Qing Dynasty, Kangxi Period (1662–1722)
China
Porcelain with painting in cobalt blue under the glaze; engraved marks of the Elector’s collection in Dresden
Ke 1381 / 1868/69, acquired in Dresden
MAK Permanent Collection Asia
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Mit der MAK-App die Schausammlungen „Wien 1900“, „Asien“ und „Teppiche“ auf vielfältige, dynamische und bisweilen überraschende Weise kennen lernen!
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The MAK app offers a variety of dynamic and sometimes surprising ways to learn more about the Permanent Collections “Vienna 1900”, “Asia,” and “Carpets”!
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FIND US ONLINE
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VISIT US IN VIENNA
Tue 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
Wed–Sun 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Mon closed
Free Admission on
Tuesdays 6–10 p.m.
MAK – Austrian Museum of Applied Arts / Contemporary Art
Stubenring 5
1010 Vienna
Austria