Current List 211A

150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING OF SINGAPORE

1970s PROPAGANDA PHOTOGRAPHS OF WORKERS IN INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE

*NEW*: 2024 ANTIQUES: CHINESE ARTS AUCTION RECORDS 2023.1.1-2023.12.31
2024 Gudong Paimai Nianjian 2024 古董拍賣年鑑.

Academy of Lacquer Research ed:
- SHIKKOSHI: HISTORY OF LACQUER ART

Addis, Sir John:
- CHINESE CERAMICS FROM DATABLE TOMBS
- A VISIT TO CHING-TE CHEN

Aiko Gyoso (Maekawa Bunzo comp.):
- KAIGAI IBUN
(Strange Information from Overseas) 海外异聞.

Akisato Rito:
- SHINSEN NIWATSUKURI DEN: TSUKIYAMA SANSHUI ISHIGUMI SONOO YAEGAKI
(Newly Compiled Account of the Creation of Gardens) 新撰庭作傳 。 秋里大人 原著.

Allen, Charles:
- TALES FROM THE SOUTH CHINA SEAS

Andreyev, Alexandre ed:
- TIBET IN THE EARLIEST PHOTOGRAPHS BY RUSSIAN TRAVELLERS 1900-1901

Anker, Peter and Leijon, P. O:
- CHINESE SCULPTURE AND PAINTING

Argence, Rene-Yvon Lefebvre d':
- ANCIENT CHINESE BRONZES IN THE AVERY BRUNDAGE COLLECTION
- CHINESE CERAMICS IN THE AVERY BRUNDAGE COLLECTION
- CHINESE TREASURES FROM THE AVERY BRUNDAGE COLLECTION
- THE HANS POPPER COLLECTION OF ORIENTAL ART

Art Gallery Chinese University of Hong Kong; Watt, J. C. Y ed:
- AN EXHIBITION OF TE HUA PORCELAIN 德化瓷器展覽.

ARZHAN: ISTOCHNIK V DOLINYE TZARYEU: ARHIOLOGICHESKIYE OTKRITIYE V TUVYE

Ataka Collection:
- CHUGOKU MEI TO TEN
(Famous Chinese Porcelain)

- CHUGOKU TOJI MEIHIN TEN
Masterpieces of Old Chinese Ceramics from the Ataka Collection

- CHUGOKU TOJI MEIHIN TEN
Masterpieces of Old Chinese Ceramics from the Ataka Collection

- TOYO TOJI MEIHIN TEN
Exhibition of Selected Masterpieces of old Chinese and Korean Ceramics

- TOYO TOJI TEN
(Exhibition of Far Eastern Ceramics from the Ataka Collection)

Austin, Robert; Levy, Dana & Ueda, Koichiro:
- BAMBOO


ZZJQJ1
JIAMO QIANLONG JINGCHENG QUANTU. (Augmented Copy of Qianlong's Complete Map of the Capital [Beijing]). 加摩乾隆京城全圖. Beijing, 1996. 48 pp. booklet; 209 loose leaves printed with map segments. 45x30 cm. One paper booklet and loose sheets in a cloth case. One toggle missing.
GBP 200.00
This well-known map of the capital, first produced during the reign of Qianlong, exists in various editions, which, brought together in this facsimile version provide the most complete copy of a 14 x 13 meter (!) map of early Beijing, complete with an index of place names. Of much use for the study of the imperial city of Beijing as it was constructed under the Ming. All text in Chinese. Out-of-print and now very scarce.
Subjects: Beijing
Item 542 in List 210.
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