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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
THOCC1 Thompson, Julian: THE ALAN CHUANG COLLECTION OF CHINESE PORCELAIN. Hong Kong, 2010. 325, 83 pp. Full page colour plates throughout. Colour text plates. 35x27 cm. Cloth. GBP 600.00 The Alan Chuang collection is amongst the most important to have been formed in recent years. The collection clearly reflects the collector's preferences. Thus, vases and cups, rather than dishes and bowls; flowers and landscapes instead of dragons and other more formal decoration. The ceramics date from the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties and include many important pieces, including a superb late Yuan Qingbai figure of Guanyin, the only other known example being in the Capital Museum, Beijing. Amongst the Ming wares, the Chenghua period is well represented. Moving on to Qing dynasty examples, there are numerous imperial wares of fabulous quality, including monochromes, famille-rose and the highly-prized falangcai enamelled porcelains made for the personal use of, and appreciation by, the Yongzheng and Qianlong emperors. Shows a total of 121 superb ceramics. Illustrated throughout with full page colour plates, many of the pieces being shown in multiple views and with close-up detail. All base marks shown. Introductory and descriptive texts by a renowned expert in the field. Dual texts in Chinese and English. A beautiful book produced to the highest standards. Very hard to find. Subjects: Ceramics Item 626 in List 206. URL for this record: hanshan.com/?t/THOCC1.HTM Record produced by Hanshan Tang Books, www.hanshan.com. |