WANG QI ATTRIBUTED, FOUR FAMILLE-ROSE ‚EIGHT IMMORTALS‘ PORCELAIN PLAQUES China, early 20th century Porcelain. 38.5×25 cm. Two figures of the Eight Immortals are painted on each board, two are in the upper left corner, and two are in the upper right corner inscribed and signed “Made by Wang Qi in the year of Bingzi (1936) in Zhushan“. Well preserved. Wang Qi (1884-1937) is a Chinese ceramic art master, a famous porcelain painter in Jingdezhen during the Republican period, and the first of the Eight Masters of Zhushan.
WANG QI ATTRIBUTED, FOUR FAMILLE-ROSE ‚EIGHT IMMORTALS‘ PORCELAIN PLAQUES China, early 20th century Porcelain. 38.5×25 cm. Two figures of the Eight Immortals are painted on each board, two are in the upper left corner, and two are in the upper right corner inscribed and signed “Made by Wang Qi in the year of Bingzi (1936) in Zhushan“. Well preserved. Wang Qi (1884-1937) is a Chinese ceramic art master, a famous porcelain painter in Jingdezhen during the Republican period, and the first of the Eight Masters of Zhushan.
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