Re: [Mid] Chineese porcelains..

So, having been traveling for a few days and going through the backlog of
mail, what's the book?

There's a Ming dynasty porcelain piece at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
that is definitely on my A & S "to do" list for porcelain painting!! Both
underglaze and overglaze techniques were used on this piece.

Any time the "p" word is used it gets my attention. :)

Darcellena

> I have started reading a book about early chineese percel;ains, and
> laerning new thngs! Fascinationg! Dont care tha tmuch for the brush
> works, but I LOVE the forms of th epotter! Woow!! 8-)
> Hroar
>

From: darcellena@triton.net
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Received on Wed Jun 08 22:44:32 2005