Taizhou Museum

The Taizhou Museum was established in 1958, and the first renovation and expansion was carried out in 1980. The new hall was completed in 2013, located at No. 297, Gulou South Road, Taizhou City, with a construction area of ​​more than 22,000 square meters, including an exhibition hall area of ​​nearly 6,000 square meters. There are more than 30 staff in total. There are display group engineering department, archaeological collection department, storage department, office and security department, financial department and other departments.

Taizhou Museum is a comprehensive museum focusing on the collection of historical relics. It has nearly 10,000 pieces of various collections, including more than 800 pieces of national first, second, and third-class precious cultural relics that have been appraised. In the collection of cultural relics, ancient paintings and calligraphy, Ming Dynasty costumes, and Six Dynasties celadon are more outstanding, which have a greater influence in the domestic museum circle. The collection of ancient paintings and calligraphy includes the Ming court painter Lu Ji, the founder of the Ming Dynasty martial arts school Lan Ying, the Ming Dynasty Dong Qichang, Wen Zhengming, Zhang Chong, Tang Zhiqi, Xie Shichen, Wu Bin, Cheng Sheng, Zhang Feng and other famous painters Works: Others such as Zhu Da (Bada Shanren), Shi Tao, Yuan Jiang, Chen Zhuo, Pan Simu, Liang Shanzhou, Zhang Cining, Wu Rangzhi, Yun Nantian, Fei Danxu, Lianxi, Zheng Banqiao of the Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou in the Qing Dynasty , Huang Shen, Li Jie, Wang Shishen, etc., Cai Ze of the Jinling School, and other Qing celebrities such as Liu Yong, Lin Zexu, Tie Bao, Li Hongzhang, modern Qi Baishi, Zhang Daqian, Chen Shizeng, Yu Youren and other famous calligraphers and painters. Good collection. The collection of Ming Dynasty costumes is the most concentrated and well-preserved Ming Dynasty civil (relative to the royal) textiles in China, especially silk fabrics. They represent the most outstanding civil clothing in the middle of the Ming Dynasty. Among the ceramic collections, there are many fine pieces of celadon from the Six Dynasties, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing porcelains. There are also many unique collections of other cultural relics, such as the only complete male Kanglu fossil in the world, a bronze mirror with a sacred animal pattern in the Han Dynasty, hundreds of archives of the Forbidden City, Qing Yun archives, Qing Dynasty crafts and so on. These cultural relics are very valuable physical examples to reflect our country's long and splendid historical civilization. The collection of revolutionary cultural relics is also rich in Taizhou Museum, which can accurately and vividly reflect the history of revolutionary activities in Taizhou.