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Ma Yuan, Southern Song dynasty, part of a 12 piece painting describing the different moods of water

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Eleanor of Aquitaine (middle)

At Fontevrault Abbey, France, Eleanor’s tomb lies between those of her husband, Henry II, and her favorite son, Richard the Lionheart.

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Jar, late 12th–early 13th century “Similar underglaze painted objects are usually attributed to Raqqa, a town on the Euphrates in northeast Syria, from which a large number appeared on the market from the end of the 19th century.”

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Dish, 1175-99, Iran.

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PROVINCE OF MUSASH, 4072, Rakurakuyen.

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“Tamba stoneware jar”

From: “Mingei: masterpieces of Japanese folkcraft” , 1991.

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“Körin and Kenzan: Tea bowl with an iron-oxide design of a blossoming plum tree.”

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“Stoneware jar.”

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“Awataguchi-ware pouch-shaped water jar with an underglaze iron-oxide design of waves. Tekisui Art Museum Ashiya.”

From: “Kyoto ceramics” by Sāto, Masahiko; 1973.

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“Shipakuin-ware crown-shaped water jar. Tekisui Art Museum, Ashiya”

From: “Kyoto ceramics” by Sāto, Masahiko; 1973.

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“Ninsei: Tea-leaf jar in Shigaraki style. Tokiwayama Collection, Kamakuna.”

From: “Kyoto ceramics” by Sāto, Masahiko; 1973.

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“Kenzan: Water jar with egeplants in iron oxide.”

From: “Kyoto ceramics” by Sāto, Masahiko; 1973.

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“Kenzan: Enameled water ewer with plum-blossom decoration. Kyoto City University of Art.”

From: “Kyoto ceramics” by Sāto, Masahiko; 1973.

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Small lidded pickle jar for urban use

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From: “岩波写真文庫(069) - 平泉 ( Iwanami Photo Library (069) - Hiraizumi)” ; c.1952.

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From: “岩波写真文庫(069) - 平泉 ( Iwanami Photo Library (069) - Hiraizumi)” ; c.1952.

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From: “岩波写真文庫(046) - 金印の出た土地ー北九州の歴史ー (Iwanami Shashin Bunko (046) - Land of Gold Seals -History of Kitakyushu-)” c. 1951.