Baoji Bronze Museum Collection Jade Special Exhibition

The museum has a number of displays: - Permanent Exhibition: - "Ancient Shen Zhen": Showing the history and culture of ancient Shen Zhen. - "Modern Shenzhen': Presents the situation in modern Shenzhen'. - "History of the reform and opening-up in Shenzhen': showing the history of the reform and opening-up in Shenzhen'. - "Folkways of Shen Zhen": Demonstrate the folk culture of Shen Zhen. - Temporary Exhibition: - "Panda Era-Revealing the Past and Present Life of Giant Panda": A natural science themed exhibition organized by the Guangdong Museum and the Chongqing Museum of Nature. Through the models and specimens of the Fourth Epoch giant panda-xiphodon animal group, various types of giant panda specimens and fossils, specimens of wild animals associated with giant pandas, and specimens of natural resources native to Shen Zhen, more than 200 pieces of exhibit, combined with modern interaction means such as multi-media, intuitively showed the evolution process and living habits of giant pandas, told the story of harmonious symbiosis between man and nature, and also introduced the achievements of Shen Zhen's ecological environment and the protection of biological diverse, revealing the relationship between ecological environment, biological diverse and cities. It was a concept that was closely related to the individual. - "The Language of Plants and Vegetation--The World of Plants in Medieval Ancient Paintings" was organized by the Shen Zhen Museum in collaboration with the Shen Zhen Museum Association and the Shen Zhen Jinshi Art Museum. The stone inscriptions and plant specimens containing images of willow, bamboo, orchid, Chinese palm, and banana were selected to display, focusing on the plant portraits of the Middle Ages. Relying on the images of the stone inscriptions of the Northern Dynasty collected by the Jinshi Art Museum in Shen Zhen and related research results, the plant stories in the portraits of the Middle Ages were told from both natural and cultural perspectives. - "Qizhai Seal Collection": 130 pieces of seals and related cultural relics donated by Mr. Shang Chengzuo and his family members were selected for exhibition. The era of seal collection spanned from the Ming and Qing Dynasties to the contemporary era. It was like a living history of seal carving art, clearly outlining the development of seal carving art and showing the profound foundation of traditional culture. - "Art's Description of Shenzhen': An original exhibition with the theme of the reform and opening up of Shenzhen'. It is divided into three chapters: " Spring Tide,"" Vientiane,"and" Power."It displays 123 pieces/set of works of art and historical evidence, most of which have been collected by the Shenzhenmuseum over the years. The first chapter,"Spring Tide", exhibited works such as "July 1979: The First Cannon of Shekou Mountain"; the second chapter,"Vientiane", exhibited works such as "Spring Tide"; the third chapter,"Power", exhibited works such as "Time is Money, efficiency is Life", vividly presenting major historical events and changes in people's lives since the reform and opening up of Guangzhou. "Her Shenzhen-Writing the Future" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

As for the Shaanxi Bronze Treasures Exhibition, only one item related to the exhibition was found. The price was 10 yuan. The shipping fee was different according to the different mailing methods. EMS was 22 yuan, express delivery was 15 yuan, hanging brush was 5 yuan, and parcel was 10 yuan. The album was 9 products and 26 pages, but no more information about the exhibition was obtained. The novel " Gilded Palm " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The Suzhou Museum had a large collection of jade articles, mainly from the Ming and Qing dynasties. The quality and craftsmanship of these Ming and Qing jade articles were relatively high. However, there were very few ancient jade articles, which was mainly caused by geographical factors. In Jiangnan area, except for Liangzhu and Songze, ancient jade articles were rarely unearthed. They were of poor quality and rarely had high-quality artifacts. As for the jade collections related to Liangzhu culture, although the specific exhibition situation in Suzhou Museum was not explicitly mentioned, some jade articles in Liangzhu culture, such as the double-dragon conjoined ring-shaped jade pendant (known as the first dragon in Liangzhu), could reflect the superb jade making skills of Liangzhu ancestors. In addition, the Liangzhu Jade Double Dragon Conjoined Ring Pendant from Changshu Museum was currently on display in the Suzhou Museum's "Treasures of Wu Land" exhibition. This jade ware was shaped like a small jade, with yellowish and ochre red spots in the middle. There was a hole in the center with obvious marks. The whole body was polished, and on one side of the edge, there was a dragon head with its head facing each other and its lips combined. The shape was unique, presenting a neat, steady and quiet artistic effect. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Some of the jades in the exhibition were real and some were fake. Some of the events were to display collectible quality jade, and in this case, most of the jade was authentic. However, in some small-scale exhibition for the purpose of sales, merchants might mix real Hetian jade and fake Hetian jade for sale. In addition, some of the products at the exhibition were mixed with good and bad, and there were also cases of selling fake jade. Therefore, he had to be careful when buying jade at the exhibition. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The recent exhibition of Luohu Art Museum included the exhibition "Time·Seamless: Chen Xiangbing's Landscape Writing", which opened on November 14th, 2024 and will continue until November 27th, 2024. There was also "Harmony but Different-New Ink Painting Exhibition" from June 13th to June 26th, 2024. " Her Shenzhen-Writing the Future " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The maintenance of the gold and bronze ware in the museum can be carried out in the following aspects: 1. ** Cleaning ** - For general dirt, it can be cleaned with distilled water. If there is grease on the bronze ware, you can heat the distilled water appropriately, and use a cleaning agent (such as soap water, dishwashing liquid, etc.) to soak the ware for a period of time before cleaning it. However, the ware that has been treated with the cleaning agent should be rinsed with distilled water many times to prevent the acid and base components of the cleaning agent from affecting the ware. - For harder attachments, you can't use metal or hard objects to remove them by force. You can use tools made of bamboo or wood to peel them off bit by bit. - For copper ware with holes or hollowed out, the gaps where dirt is hidden should be gently wiped out after being soaked with a soft cloth. The washed utensils should be placed in a cool and dry place. After the water evaporated and dried, they should be stored. - To remove the dust on the bronze ware, use soft cloth, soft brush, soft hair duster, etc. For heavy and irregular bronze ware, use vacuum cleaners and other machinery to remove dust. 2. ** Use of skincare agent ** - Can be applied regularly with professional copper products maintenance agent. Before applying the maintenance agent, the surface of the bronze ware should be thoroughly cleaned and dried. This helped to remove the oxide-layer and restore the brightness of the bronze. 3. [Storage environment] - To control the temperature and humidity of the storage environment, the place must be kept dry. The temperature is recommended to be controlled between 18 degrees and 24 degrees. Moreover, it was necessary to avoid contact with moisture and air. Long-term exposure to moisture and air would accelerate the oxidization process of gold and copper, causing the surface to turn black or produce spots. They could be stored in sealed bags, moisture proofing agents, or storage boxes to reduce the possibility of oxidization. 4. ** Avoiding Damage ** - Do not use sharp or rough objects to clean the gold and bronze ware to avoid scratching the surface. At the same time, excessive fiddling and touching should be avoided to reduce the attachment of grease and dirt. 5. ** Special treatment ** - The possible dirt spots, rust spots, grease stains, sweat stains, etc. on the surface of the gold and bronze ware should be properly handled. These substances not only damaged the objects, but also might be bad for the collector's health. They had to be completely removed when cleaning. - Copper anti-tarnishing agent can be used on the surface of gold and bronze components and materials. This anti-tarnishing agent has good anti-rust effect, does not damage the work piece, is convenient and fast to use, does not burn, does not contain toxic substances such as NaNO3, and is relatively safe and environmental friendly. It was also possible to cover the surface of the copper product with a protective layer to prevent rust. For example, a layer of metal that was not easy to rust, such as copper, tin, titanium, and so on, could be plated by plating or hot-dip plating. The novel "Gilded Palm" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

If the jade was stained with bronze rust, there were the following methods: First, use an acidic solution, such as lemon juice or vinegar, soak the jade in the solution for a period of time, and then rinse it with water; Second, use fine sandpaper or emery cloth to gently wipe the bronze rust. Pay attention to the moderate strength to avoid scratching the jade. In addition to dealing with the bronze rust, it was also necessary to maintain the jade. For example, do not collide with hard objects and try to avoid being contaminated with dust and oil. If there was dust on the surface of the jade, it should be cleaned with a soft brush. If there was dirt or oil stains attached to the jade surface, it could be washed with warm soap water and then washed with water. It was forbidden to use chemical oil removal agents. Jade pendants should be placed properly when not in use. It is best to put them in jewelry bags or jewelry boxes to avoid contact with perfume, chemicals, soap or human sweat. Do not place them in direct sunlight for a long time. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The following is an explanation of the contents related to the imitation of bronze ware. In the jade carving culture, there were cases of copying jade into bronze. From a historical point of view, the Song Dynasty began to be popular with antiques. There were various jade carvings that imitated bronze ware from the shape to the decoration. There were a large number of antique jade wares in the furnishings of the Qing Dynasty, such as "tripod, bottle, Gui, Gu, furnace, pot, Fransium, cup", etc., which imitated bronze ware. For example, in the exhibition of antique cultural relics of the Qing Palace in the Forbidden City of Shen Yang, jade imitation bronze ware was exhibited, such as the Qing Jiaqing style Qing Kuandian stone embossed Kui phoenix pattern jue and Qing Jiaqing style Jasper Jue. These imitations were beautifully crafted around a retro theme. There were also the Qianlong style jasper antique banana leaf pattern halberd flower Gu, Qianlong style sapphire embossed cloud dragon sea water banana leaf flower Gu and other works of the Qianlong period, all of which reflected the superb craftsmanship of the jade imitation bronze ware at that time. Moreover, there were jade carving masters like Ma Hongwei who carved imitation bronze jade carvings that were permanently purchased by the British Museum. This also reflected the unique status and artistic value of imitation bronze jade in the jade carving culture. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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