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7000 YEARS OF CHINESE CIVILIZATION
Abaya, Consuela:
- THE VILLANUEVA COLLECTION OF ORIENTAL POTTERY
Academia Sinica:
- CHANGSHA FAJUE BAOGAO
(Report on the Excavations at Changsha) 長沙發倔報告.
- GONGXIAN TIESHENG KOU
T'ieh Sheng Kou, Kung Hsien
- HUIXIAN FAJUE BAOGAO
(Report on Excavations in Hui County) 輝縣發掘報告.
- JINGSHAN QUJIALING
Ch'u Chia Ling, Chinshan 京山屈家嶺.
Adhyatman, Sumarah:
- MARTAVANS IN INDONESIA
Aiko Gyoso (Maekawa Bunzo comp.):
- KAIGAI IBUN
(Strange Information from Overseas) 海外异聞.
Akanuma Chizen:
- INDO BUKKYO KOYU MEISHI JITEN (GENSHIKI HEN)
(Dictionary of Sanskrit Buddhist Terminology: Originary Period)
Akiyama Terukazu:
- HEIAN JIDAI SEZOKUGA NO KENKYU
Secular Painting in Early Mediaeval Japan
Akiyama, T. & Matsubara, S:
- ARTS OF CHINA VOLUME II
Alden, Dauril:
- CHARLES R. BOXER: AN UNCOMMON LIFE
Allworth, Edward ed:
- CENTRAL ASIA
An Jinhuai:
- AN JINHUAI KAOGU WENJI
Selected Archaeological Works of An Jinhuai 安金槐考古文集.
Arne, T. J:
- BARSOFF GORODOK
ARQUIVOS DE MACAU
(Archives of Macau)
Arts Council of Great Britain:
- THE ARTS OF THAILAND
ARUARIO DE MACAU 1950
(Yearbook of Macau: 1950)
Asia-Pacific Exposition Fukuoka '89:
- ROADS TO KYUSHU COMMUNICATION IN KYUSHU
GGM202 - NEW BOOK Gugong Museum: YU CI XIN JIAN: JINGDEZHEN MINGDAI YUYAO YIZHI CHUTU YU GUGONG BOWUYUAN CANG CHUANSHI CIQI DUIBI. New Perspectives on Imperial Ceramics: Comparative Exhibition of Archaeological Finds from the Ming Dynasty Imperial Kiln at Jingdezhen and Ceramics Preserved in the Palace Museum Collection. 御瓷新見：景德鎮明代御窯遺址出土與故宮博物院藏傳世瓷器對比. Beijing, 2022. 405 pp. Colour plates throughout, many full page. 29x21 cm. Wrappers. GBP 150.00 Large catalogue of an excellent exhibition held at the Gugong Palace Museum in Beijing in 2020 in collaboration with the Jingdezhen Archaeological Research Institute of Ceramics. The exhibition showed ceramics from reigns throughout the Ming dynasty comparing and juxtaposing excavated material from Jingdezhen with superb perfect examples from the Gugong collections. A total of 197 exhibits. The exhibition shed further light on the commissioning of, and designs for, porcelains undertaken within the Forbidden City, the production processes and quality control at the Jingdezhen imperial kilns and thus the strict standards for selecting ceramics for the imperial court. Also the process and handling of discarded, damaged and unsatisfactory specimens. The exhibition in three sections. 1. Blue and Red: Blue and White Porcelain, Underglaze Red Porcelain, and Underglaze Blue and Red Porcelain; 2. Richness of Colour: Porcelain with Coloured Glazes; 3. Colourfulness: Polychrome Porcelain. Includes ceramics never previously exhibited, together with newly-excavated finds from Jingdezhen. Also supplements and complements previous exhibitions in this wonderful and comprehensive series on imperial MIng ceramics. All examples illustrated in excellent full page colour plates and in multiple views, including bases and basemarks. Prefaces, lists of contents, lists of plates, brief abstracts to essays and captions to plates in English. Main text in Chinese. Recommended. Subjects: Ceramics Item 10 in List 206. URL for this record: hanshan.com/?g/GGM202.HTM Record produced by Hanshan Tang Books, www.hanshan.com. |