
Chinese Art
Calligraphy, porcelain, and landscapes of traditionBy Stephen W. BushellLength4h 56m
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Dealing not only with architecture, sculpture, and painting, but also with bronze and ceramics, this text offers a complete panorama of Chinese arts and civilisation. In his text, the author Bushell stresses the importance of knowing the society to understand the arts.
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Table of contents
1Introduction
24D. - Bronze
2Historical Introduction
252. - Lapidary Arts
31. - Ancient Era
26A. - Jade
42. - Imperial Era
27B. - Hard Stones
5Qin Dynasty
28C. - Jewellery
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6Han Dynasty
29III. Manufactured Materials
7Southern And Northern Dynasty
301. - Porcelain
8Tang Dynasty
31Classification of Chinese Porcelain.
9Sung Dynasty
32a. - The Sung Dynasty (960-1279) and the Yuan Dynasty (1280-1367)
10Yuan Dynasty
33b. - The Ming Dynasty (1368-1643)
11Ming Dynasty
34c. - K’ang Hsi Period, extending from the fall of the Ming Dynasty through the reign of K’ang Hsi (1644-1722)
12Chronology: Qing Dynasty
35d. - Yung Chêng and Ch’ien Lung Period (1723-1795)
13I. Architecture
362. - Enamels
141. - Roof
373. - Lacquer
152. - Military
384. - Glass
163. - Civil
395. - Snuff Bottles
174. - Funereal
406. - Dress
185. - Religious
41IV. Pictorial Art
19II. Carving and Lapidary Arts
421. - Primitive Period up to 264 A.D.
201. - Carving
432. - Classical Period and the Dunhuang Caves (265-960): Caves of Dunhuang
21A. - Wood
443. - From Sung to Ming Dynasty (960-1368)
22B. - Bamboo
454. - Ming Dynasty (1368-1643)
23C. - Ivory
465. - The Early Qing Dynasty (1644-1755)