Imari

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schema:name	"Imari"
	"IMARI: Japanese porcelain for European palaces"
	"伊万里"@ja-Jpan
schema:about	Imari porselein
	internationale betrekkingen
	Japans export porselein
	kunsthandel
	Europa
	Japan
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schema:abstract	""Porcelain was first produced in the Arita region of what is now Saga Prefecture in the early seventeenth century. It was referred to as Imari because it was shipped from the port of Imari for distribution throughout Japan. The Dutch East India company exported Imari porcelain to Europe from the mid seventeenth century on. There these porcelains became not only luxurious functional products also status symbols enjoyed by royalty and aristocrats in their palaces and manor houses. This exhibition presents about 190 examples of Imari porcelains, principally export Imari from the collection of the Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka."-- Provided by publisher."@en
schema:editor	Yomiuri Shimbun
	Matsumoto City Museum of Art
	Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka
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schema:inLanguage	"eng"
	"jpn"
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schema:temporalCoverage	"1600-1799"
schema:workExample	伊万里: ヨーロッパの宮殿を飾った日本磁器 = IMARI : Japanese porcelain for European palaces

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"Santorī Bijutsukan"

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schema:alternateName

"International relations"

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schema:text	Includes translation
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schema:alternateName

"Imari porcelain"

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schema:text	In Japanese; foreword and captions also in English.
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"Porcelaine d'Imari"

Imari: Yōroppa no kyūden o kazatta Nihon jiki = IMARI : Japanese porcelain for European palaces schema:ProductModel