Chinese vase, 20th century.

Vase type "yuhuchunping". China, XX century.
In glazed porcelain.
Presents apocryphal seal on the base: "Qianlong Nian Zhi".
Measurements: 53 x 26 cm.

The piece is a testimony of the artistic ingenuity and technical skill of the Chinese ceramists of the time. The shape of the vase is imposing and elegant, with a regal silhouette that evokes nobility and majesty. The carefully modeled bulbous body of the vase stands on a delicate base, while the tall, stylized neck shows the craftsman's mastery in creating harmonious, balanced forms.What really catches the eye are the elaborate scenes that adorn the surface of the vase. In one scene, many female figures are depicted in an environment full of life and movement. The soft, muted colors used to paint these figures create a harmonious contrast with the white background of the porcelain, lending a sense of delicacy and subtlety to the scene. In the other scene, we find the representation of a Chinese emperor surrounded by female figures. This composition captures the essence of the imperial court and the pomp of the dynasty, where the emperor, with a powerful presence, is the focal point of the scene, while the female figures surround him with grace and elegance.