Blue and White Paintings of the Ming Dynasty and their Influence on Contemporary Painting

In order to further understand the artistic characteristics of green-glazed pottery in the Ming Dynasty and the value of modern painting, this study takes the green-glazed pottery of the Ming Dynasty as the research object, such as the blue and white twined lotus flat bottle and the blue and white twig lid jar, etc., and uses the test 4K microscope to observe the tire glaze and blue and white pigments, and the Microsoft viso software compares the production style, decoration and style of the green-glazed pottery patterns to analyze, and classifies the artistic characteristics of the green-glazed pottery with reference to relevant literature. The results showed that the dyes of green-glazed pottery were mainly iron, manganese, cobalt and other elements, and the patterns were mainly arc-shaped lines, and there were halos and crystalline spots in the dyeing, and the color was gray-blue. At the same time, the green-glazed pottery of the Ming Dynasty are more artistic, and the bottle mouth and shape are mainly streamlined, and the proportion is close to the golden ratio. Therefore, the artistic characteristics of green-glazed pottery in the Ming Dynasty and the value of modern painting have the characteristics of the Ming Dynasty, which have a certain influence on modern painting and visual art, and promote the promotion of the value of modern painting and visual art.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-02-12
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14854049
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Abstract

In order to further understand the artistic characteristics of green-glazed pottery in the Ming Dynasty and the value of modern painting, this study takes the green-glazed pottery of the Ming Dynasty as the research object, such as the blue and white twined lotus flat bottle and the blue and white twig lid jar, etc., and uses the test 4K microscope to observe the tire glaze and blue and white pigments, and the Microsoft viso software compares the production style, decoration and style of the green-glazed pottery patterns to analyze, and classifies the artistic characteristics of the green-glazed pottery with reference to relevant literature. The results showed that the dyes of green-glazed pottery were mainly iron, manganese, cobalt and other elements, and the patterns were mainly arc-shaped lines, and there were halos and crystalline spots in the dyeing, and the color was gray-blue. At the same time, the green-glazed pottery of the Ming Dynasty are more artistic, and the bottle mouth and shape are mainly streamlined, and the proportion is close to the golden ratio. Therefore, the artistic characteristics of green-glazed pottery in the Ming Dynasty and the value of modern painting have the characteristics of the Ming Dynasty, which have a certain influence on modern painting and visual art, and promote the promotion of the value of modern painting and visual art.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Southwest Jiaotong University (CN), University of Education (PK), Silpakorn University (TH)
Openalex Percentile: Top 13%
Applied Advanced Technologies
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