Art in China
Publication Information
Oxford ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1997.
Physical Description
255 p. : ill. (some col.), col. maps ; 24 cm.
Series
Contents
- Art in the tomb
- Neolithic to Bronze Age: 2500
- 200 BCE
- The first empires: 221 BCE
- 220 CE
- North and South: 220 CE
- 589 CE
- Tomb Sculpture: 400
- 650 CE
- Art at court
- Tong to early Song: 618
- 96 CE
- Northern Song court art: 960
- 1127 CE
- Southern Song court art: 1127
- 1279 CE
- Yuan court art: 1279
- 1368 CE
- Ming court art: 1368
- 1644 CE
- Early Qing court: 1644
- 1735 CE
- The Qianlong reign: 1736
- 1795 CE
- Late Qing court art: 1796
- 1911 CE
- Art in the temple
- Early Buddhist art
- Buddhist art: c.450
- c.580
- Religious art of the Sui (581
- 618) and Tang (618
- 906) Dyanasties
- Religious art of the Northern Song Dynasty: 960
- 1127
- Southern Song religious art: 1127
- 1279
- Buddhist monks and the elite in the Southern Song
- Buddhist art in the Yuan dydnasty: 1279
- 1368
- Religious painting of the Fourteenth
- Fifteenth Centuries
- Religious art of the Ming Dynasty: 1368
- 1644
- Religious art of the Qing Dynasty: 1644
- 1911
- Art in the life of the elite
- Calligraphy as an elite art
- Art and theory in the Northern Song
- The Southern Song (1127
- 1279) and Yuan (1279
- 1368)
- The Ming Dynasty: 1367
- 1644
- The art and theory of Dong Qichang: 1555
- 1636
- The Seventeenth Century and Ming
- Qing transition
- The Qing Dynasty: 1644
- 1911
- The Nineteenth Century
- Art in the market place
- The Song and Yuan Dyansties: 960
- 1368
- The Ming Dynasty (1368
- 1644): Painting
- The Ming Dynasty (1368
- 1644): Printing
- The Ming Dynasty (1368
- 1644): textiles and crafts
- The amateur/professional problem in late Ming painting
- The Qing Dynasty: 1644
- 1911
- Prints and perspective
- Shanghai in the nineteenth Century
- The Republic of China
- Art in the People's Republic of China
- Art in China since the 1970s.