Exhibition_What do antique glasses look like in the Ming Dynasty_ It turns out that ancient glasses are so fashionable
Exhibition
What do antique glasses look like in the Ming Dynasty? It turns out that ancient glasses are so fashionable
Ocean Network News "It's so enjoyable! It turns out that the glasses of the Ming Dynasty are so trendy!" yesterday
The three-day Guangzhou International Optical Exhibition opened at the Poly World Trade Center Expo in Guangzhou
A variety of Ming Dynasty glasses exhibited at the Jinquan Glasses Museum attracted many citizens to stop and watch.
(1) Eighteenth-century European and American bifocals.
Guangzhou Daily reporter Wang Yan photographed in the Glasses Museum, you can see the Ming Dynasty's footless folding glasses,
Seventeenth-century footless folding glasses Qing Dynasty rhinoceros horn crystal glasses,
Qing Dynasty crystal rimless folding glasses, late Qing tortoiseshell glasses and other 9 pieces of antique glasses collected from all over the world,
There are also treasures such as the earliest "comprehensive optometry equipment", measuring instruments, and ancient ophthalmology books in history.
Among them, the oldest pair of glasses can be traced back to the Ming Dynasty nearly 500 years ago.
According to the staff, the glasses skills at that time should not be underestimated.
The main beam connecting the two round frames is made of fine copper and has a mechanism in the middle.
Glasses can be folded into a single-frame sized case.
(2) The earliest "comprehensive optometry equipment" in history.
Guangzhou Daily reporter Wang Yan According to the staff, as early as the Yellow Emperor period,
In China, there are glasses materials.
"At that time, it was mainly primitive crystal tablets and flat sunshades or eye-catching lenses.
The ancestors of mankind inadvertently discovered crystal clear stones from river beaches, caves, and stone walls
Through it, you can see objects, and this is the natural material 'crystal stone' that can be used to polish lenses. ”
By the time of the Western Han Dynasty, a magnifying glass appeared in China, and by the time of the Southern Song Dynasty,
It produced double-eyed glasses to the Ming and Qing dynasties, and there were double-piece straight-legged glasses.
In modern history, China also made double-piece curved leg glasses, and the glasses making process became mature.
(3) Qing Dynasty rhinoceros horn crystal glasses.
Guangzhou Daily reporter Wang Yan In addition to admiring the antique glasses of the Ming Dynasty,
You can also learn about the latest trends in eyewear.
It is understood that the exhibition brings together nearly 1,000 well-known glasses brands at home and abroad.
It is worth mentioning that the exhibition linked Guangzhou Renmin Middle Road glasses wholesale business district, Shenzhen and Xiamen glasses markets to become branch venues.
Discount activities will also be held at the same time.
(4) Seventeenth-century footless folding glasses.
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