The Swedish exhibition of Chinese Porcelain at the Palace Museum, Beijing, 2005

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• MESSAGES
  • Preface by Sun Jiazheng, Minister of Culture, PROC
  • Preface by Zheng Xinmiao, Director of Palace Museum
  • Preface by Leif Pagrotsky, Minister of Culture and Education, Sweden
  • Preface by Jörgen Linder, Lord Mayor of Gothenburg
  • Preface by Volvo Trucks Greater China
• ESSAYS
  • Li Huibing: Porcelain Exportation and Production in China
  • Lü Chenglong: A Brief Introduction to Chinese Ceramics in Sweden
  • Jarl Vansvik: Exported Chinese Porcelain Collected in Sweden
  • Jan-Erik Nilsson: The Kingdom of Sweden and the Gotheborg III friendship Project
  • Göran Behre: Göteborg from old times to Gotheborg III
  • Eva Myrdal: J G Andersson and the Discovery of the Stone Age Agriculturalist Past of China
• CONTRIBUTING MUSEUMS
  • Christina Söderpalm: The City Museum of Göteborg
  • Anna Rosengren: The Maritime Museum of Göteborg
  • Elsebeth Welander-Berggren: The Röhss Museum of Design and Decorative Arts
  • The Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm
• EXHIBITION
• 1-29. Gotheborg 1745 Cargo
• 30. Ru yao
• 31-56. Blue and White Export
• 57-61. European Copies in Faience
• 62-150. Enamel Export Patterns and Shapes
• 151-152. Export Yixing
• 153-168. From the Palace Museum
• 169-181. Chinese Neolithic Era
• LIST OF OBJECTS
• OPENING DAY - PICTURES
• CREDITS
• SPONSORS
• PRESS CUTTINGS

EXHIBITION

SECTION	CATLOG NUMBER
First Section - The legacy of the Goteborg 1743-1745	1-29
Second Section - I - Chinese Porcelain in Swedish Collections - Ru ware	30
Second Section - II - Chinese Blue and white Porcelain in Swedish Collections	31-56
Second Section - III - Tin glazed European Earthenware 'faiance' Copying Chinese designs	57-61
Second Section - IV - Chinese Export Porcelain with Patterns and Shapes for the Western Market	62-150
Second Section - V - Chinese export purple clay 'yixing' (buccaro) ware	151-152
Third Section - West Meets the East: the Western Style Porcelain in the Forbidden City	153-168
Forth Section - New Development in Archeology: Johan Gunnar Andersson and the Yangshao Culture	169-181

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