I was SO EXCITED when this posted on a Thursday...why? Cuz that meant this was another extra post and that we should STILL also get our Friday post, too! Peter we all love these. Thank you
@@PeterCombs oh man....thank you for responding to my comment. Im sure this will sound really corny...but...you guys who have UA-cam channel are alot like " famous or widely known ' individuals and so I just think its so cool to get a direct reply. Love your channel. I wish you could see how many times i rewatch your episodes cuz i seem to learn more and be entertained everytime.
14:00 封神榜 大战泗水关 This scene depicts "the battle at the Sishui Pass," an episode from the epic novel Investiture of the Gods. The story of this novel is based on events that occurred in China as the Shang dynasty (c. 1600-c. 1100 B.C.) ended and the Zhou dynasty (c. 1100-256 B.C.) began. The diagonal composition, with warriors chasing one another, results in an image filled with dynamic movement.
Hi Peter, thanks so much for this extra treat! Your videos are so informative and fascinating at the same time, which is not always an easy balance to achieve, but you succeed!
Ok i just watched this for the 3rd time!! Love it! I REALLY hope you, Peter and your staff will continue this at least up to when we all get our " normal " back. We all maybe able to visit these places in the future but we won't have you as our guide like we do this way. Thx again Peter. More more more, please. Take care
Lorrie D Mussett : i noticed you commented on a previous video also. i just moved to California about 3 months ago from my home country Nepal. i am looking forward to sell my dzi stones ( tibetan ornaments ). if anyone is interested, please let me know.
Hey Mark, putting these together keeps our minds off the crisis too..its important to each day do things that are positive and pass the time. Best Peter
Hi Peter, You Rock. I have learned so much. Thank you. You have in a short time impacted my life and sharpened my eyes so much. I found a white porcelain butterfly design lamp that I would has passed right by otherwise. Thanks! Thanks to your tutorials. Cent' Anni!
The Philadelphia Museum of Art was closed (for renovation I think) when I was there in July 2005 so thanks for this Peter - a fascinating watch for all of us stuck at home. If you are considering doing any more I would like to nominate the Percival David collection here in London. I work nearby so am able to visit often, but it is a breathtaking collection of Imperial Chinese pieces.
Absolutely...! It is on the list, the issue currently is their site and images are not available. When they fix it and we can again access images, we'll be doing one. Best Peter
i knew ann d'Harnoncourt who was the director for many years of the philadelphia mus of art. I met with both her and pontus hulton about a Marcel Duchamp sculpture i found when i was 19.
Thanks Lori, it's a nice collection and thought folks might enjoy seeing some of it. You can explore much more of it by using the links on the Bidamount.com home page. We'll do more on Museums, they seem popularly received. Best Petert
Love the Ge piece. and the Monochromes. Great Job Peter! Keep em comin! Keep on Pickin ! Lol.
thank you for your time and hard work, keep safe
Hi Peter, really enjoyed this! I'm still learning but you are my favourite teacher for Chinese Asian pieces. Love from Dundee, Scotland, stay safe 😌
very nice it is very good I save all Chinese / Japanese / English / France /German / Italy /U S A from Beyonceantiques England
Thank you, excellent.
I was SO EXCITED when this posted on a Thursday...why? Cuz that meant this was another extra post and that we should STILL also get our Friday post, too! Peter we all love these. Thank you
Thanks so much Lorrie, it's appreciated. I must admit they are fun for us to do as well. Best Peter
@@PeterCombs oh man....thank you for responding to my comment. Im sure this will sound really corny...but...you guys who have UA-cam channel are alot like " famous or widely known ' individuals and so I just think its so cool to get a direct reply. Love your channel. I wish you could see how many times i rewatch your episodes cuz i seem to learn more and be entertained everytime.
I really enjoyed this! What a wonderful collection Peter, thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it...it is a great collection. Best Peter
14:00 封神榜 大战泗水关
This scene depicts "the battle at the Sishui Pass," an episode from the epic novel Investiture of the Gods. The story of this novel is based on events that occurred in China as the Shang dynasty (c. 1600-c. 1100 B.C.) ended and the Zhou dynasty (c. 1100-256 B.C.) began. The diagonal composition, with warriors chasing one another, results in an image filled with dynamic movement.
Thank You Peter another lesson for me
Ok rr ii are thankful 🙏💕😌 master poselain ok 👌🌏. Good night.
Ok 🇮🇩 daerah pontianak selatan ok.
Thank you again for a valuable time!!
Hi Peter, thanks so much for this extra treat! Your videos are so informative and fascinating at the same time, which is not always an easy balance to achieve, but you succeed!
These are really fun to do, preparing the images and organizing things is a fun journey for us also. Best Peter
Ok i just watched this for the 3rd time!! Love it! I REALLY hope you, Peter and your staff will continue this at least up to when we all get our " normal " back. We all maybe able to visit these places in the future but we won't have you as our guide like we do this way. Thx again Peter. More more more, please. Take care
Lorrie D Mussett : i noticed you commented on a previous video also. i just moved to California about 3 months ago from my home country Nepal. i am looking forward to sell my dzi stones ( tibetan ornaments ). if anyone is interested, please let me know.
Thanks Peter. Just what I needed to take my mind off the crisis. Stay safe and be well sir.
Hey Mark, putting these together keeps our minds off the crisis too..its important to each day do things that are positive and pass the time. Best Peter
charles platt was an amazing architect who built these incredibly beautiful homes in Cornish, NH.
I’m a bit of a foot fetishist too with Chinese porcelain.... Shame they didn’t show foot rims...
Poselain beautiful are see 👩.
Hi Peter, You Rock. I have learned so much. Thank you. You have in a short time impacted my life and sharpened my eyes so much. I found a white porcelain butterfly design lamp that I would has passed right by otherwise. Thanks! Thanks to your tutorials. Cent' Anni!
Thanks again for another fantastic collection of objects to enjoy and learn about. Take Care and Aloha
The porcelain you choose shows a fine taste of art，nice vid Peter，wish you the best。
Where could a person go to find the value of Chinese and or Japanese antique pottery and porcelain?
The fish bowl may not be used as fish bowl....
Awesome experience see you soon @the current exhibit
The Philadelphia Museum of Art was closed (for renovation I think) when I was there in July 2005 so thanks for this Peter - a fascinating watch for all of us stuck at home. If you are considering doing any more I would like to nominate the Percival David collection here in London. I work nearby so am able to visit often, but it is a breathtaking collection of Imperial Chinese pieces.
Absolutely...! It is on the list, the issue currently is their site and images are not available. When they fix it and we can again access images, we'll be doing one. Best Peter
i knew ann d'Harnoncourt who was the director for many years of the philadelphia mus of art. I met with both her and pontus hulton about a Marcel Duchamp sculpture i found when i was 19.
Its quite a museum with a terrific history...Best Peter
it is good to donate,,
Thanks a lot
Nice and informative video, Thank you Peter🙏🙏🙏
Hi Peter, at the minutes 36:22, that is the Censer from chien-lung time1735 to 1796 ( at the base say that), it is not from the time 1368-1644.
Great video as always peter 👍
Thanks Lori, it's a nice collection and thought folks might enjoy seeing some of it. You can explore much more of it by using the links on the Bidamount.com home page. We'll do more on Museums, they seem popularly received. Best Petert
Enjoyed your introductio. Thank you!