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Artist’s vase depicting the ‘Three Vinegar Tasters’, China, 20th century. Xiangtuiping-style porcelain vase, painted in famille rose with the allegorical theme of the ‘Three Sours’ (sansuan tu); the monk Foyian invites two poet friends to join him in tasting the freshly fermented vinegar; representing the various religious schools of thought, the Confucian regards the vinegar (of life) as sour, the Buddhist (the suffering of life) as bitter, and the Daoist (in acceptance of life) as sweet; on the reverse, a poem on the theme; an artist’s seal on the base; height 38 cm
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