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Ritual Wine Vessel
anonymous, anoniem, anoniem, anonymous, c. -1046 - c. -0256
- Artwork typevessel, you
- Object numberAK-RAK-1993-2
- Dimensionsheight 37.5 cm x diameter 18.5 cm
- Physical characteristicsbrons
Identification
Title(s)
- Ritual wine vessel
- Ritual Wine Vessel
Object type
Object number
AK-RAK-1993-2
Catalogue reference
- Caroline en Josine van der Mandele, Willy van der Mandele; kunstverzamelaar tijdens het interbellum, Zwolle, 2020, nr. 124.
- H.F.E. Visser, Asiatic Art in private collections of Holland and Belgium, 1948, pp. 37 en 108-109, nr. 18.
- Aziatische Kunst in particuliere en openbare collecties in Nederland (tent.cat. Stedelijk Museum), Amsterdam, 1936, p. 18, nr. 8.
- Oosterse Schatten, 4000 jaar Aziatische Kunst (ten.tcat. Rijksmuseum), Amsterdam, 1954, p. 11, nr. 5.
- H.F.E. Visser, ‘Aanwinsten', Maandlad voor beeldende kunsten 8 (1931), pp. 285-288.
- Internationale Exhibition of Chinese Art (tent.cat. Burlington House), Londen, 1935, pp. 15 en 18, nr. 196 (zie ook de Commemorative Catalogue, p. 10, pl. 14, nr. 196.
- Archief van der Mandele: https://rkd.nl/nl/explore/collections/1052
- Uit de schatkamers der Oudheid (Jubileum Tentoonstelling 1898-1938, Stedelijk Museum), Amsterdam, 1938, p. 170, nr. 495.
- Bernhard Karlgren, ‘New studies on Chinese Bronzes’, Bulletin of Museum of far Eastern Antiquities 9 (1937), p. 43, nr. 594.
- [Klaas Ruitenbeek], 'Chinese bronzen', Aziatische Kunst 22/1 (1992), pp. 6-34.
Creation
Creation
- maker: anoniem, China
- maker: anonymous, China
Dating
c. -1046 - c. -0256
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Physical description
brons
Material
Dimensions
height 37.5 cm x diameter 18.5 cm
Acquisition and rights
Acquisition
purchase 1993
Copyright
Provenance
…; from Edgar Gutmann (1881-1982), Berlin, DM 35,600, to Willy van de Mandele (1883-1951), Bloemendaal, 1931; {Van der Mandele 2020, no. 124, pp. 188-189.} his widow Alida Christina Rabina van der Mandele-Vermeer (1891-1988), Bloemendaal, 1951; her son Christiaan van de Mandele (1912-1993), 1988; his widow Pauline Adrienne Jacqueline van der Mandele-van der Borch van Verwolde (1919-2004), 1993; from whom purchased by the museum, 1993
Documentation
- Caroline en Josine van der Mandele, Willy van der Mandele; kunstverzamelaar tijdens het interbellum, Zwolle, 2020, nr. 124.
- H.F.E. Visser, Asiatic Art in private collections of Holland and Belgium, 1948, pp. 37 en 108-109, nr. 18.
- Aziatische Kunst in particuliere en openbare collecties in Nederland (tent.cat. Stedelijk Museum), Amsterdam, 1936, p. 18, nr. 8.
- Oosterse Schatten, 4000 jaar Aziatische Kunst (ten.tcat. Rijksmuseum), Amsterdam, 1954, p. 11, nr. 5.
- H.F.E. Visser, ‘Aanwinsten', Maandlad voor beeldende kunsten 8 (1931), pp. 285-288.
- Internationale Exhibition of Chinese Art (tent.cat. Burlington House), Londen, 1935, pp. 15 en 18, nr. 196 (zie ook de Commemorative Catalogue, p. 10, pl. 14, nr. 196.
- Archief van der Mandele: https://rkd.nl/nl/explore/collections/1052
- Uit de schatkamers der Oudheid (Jubileum Tentoonstelling 1898-1938, Stedelijk Museum), Amsterdam, 1938, p. 170, nr. 495.
- Bernhard Karlgren, ‘New studies on Chinese Bronzes’, Bulletin of Museum of far Eastern Antiquities 9 (1937), p. 43, nr. 594.
- [Klaas Ruitenbeek], 'Chinese bronzen', Aziatische Kunst 22/1 (1992), pp. 6-34.
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