La terre, le feu, et l’esprit, chefs-d’œuvre de la céramique coréenne - 27 avril 2016

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La terre, le feu, et l’esprit, chefs-d’œuvre de la céramique coréenne Conférence par Stéphanie Brouillet, conservatrice du patrimoine chargée des collections de céramiques asiatiques à Sèvres - Cité de la céramique La céramique coréenne a une histoire riche et ancienne et ses productions sont réputées dans le monde entier. La conférence propose un parcours chronologique depuis les grès de l'époque des Trois Royaumes jusqu'aux porcelaines blanches au décor épurée de l'époque Choson en passant par les céladons considérés comme "premiers sous le Ciel".

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