병

Historical period(s)
고려 시대, 13세기
Medium
연질자기
Dimensions
높이 x 너비 x 깊이: 43.8 x 20.8 x 20.8cm (17 1/4 x 8 3/16 x 8 3/16인치)
Geography
한국
Credit Line
Corliss와 Randolph Harris 기증품
Accession Number
F1980.207a-c
On View Location
Currently not on view
Classification(s)
그릇, 도자기
Type

병

Keywords
고려 시대(918-1392), 무시유, 분청사기, 제2차대전 시기 소장 이력, 한국
Provenance

1980년 이전 워싱턴, D.C.의 Corliss L.과 Randolph L. Harris가 1980년까지 소장 [1]1980년 이후 프리어미술관 소장, 1980년 Corliss L.과 Randolph L. Harris 기증 각주:[1] 소장품관리실의 Freer Gallery of Art Accession List 참조. 입수 당시의 출처 및 장소가 명시된 당시 폴더 시트 메모 참조(해당 유물 기록 중 큐레이터 의견 1번 항목 참조).

Previous Owner(s) and Custodian(s)

Corliss와 Randolph Harris

Label

During the Goryeo dynasty, unglazed gray stoneware vessels were made as utilitarian counterparts to more costly celadon-glazed ceramics.  This elongated gourd shape, favored for wine bottles and also made in celadon versions, has a hole in its waist to facilitate pouring.

Published References
  • Edward B. Adams. Korea's Pottery Heritage. 2 vols., Seoul, 1986-1990. cat. 124.
  • Korean Art in the Freer and Sackler Galleries. Washington, D.C. no. 10.6, p. 163.
Collection Area(s)
Korean Art
Web Resources
Korean Ceramics
Google Cultural Institute
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