Current List 212A

Adams, Edward B:
- KOREAN FOLK ART & CRAFT

Addiss, Stephen; trans. and commentary on Chinese poems by Jonathan Chaves:
- OLD TAOIST

AFANG GONG KAOGU FAXIAN YU YANJIU
(Archaeological Discoveries and Research on the Afang Gong Palace) 阿房宮考古發現與研究.

Aga-Oglu, Kamer:
- THE WILLIAMS COLLECTION OF FAR EASTERN CERAMICS
- THE WILLIAMS COLLECTION OF FAR EASTERN CERAMICS

THE ALBUM OF TOSHOGU AT NIKKO

Almqvist, Kurt ed:
- THE SAMPANS FROM CANTON

Aomen Yishu Bowuguan (Museu de Arte de Macau) ed:
- ZHIREN WUFA: BADA SHITAO SHUHUA XUESHU YANTAOHUI LUNWEN JI
(Rules of The Masters: Proceedings of a Symposium on the Paintings of Badashanren and Shi Tao) 至人無法 ： 八大石濤書畫學術研討會論文集.

Arakawa Hirokazu ed:
- HOSOKAWA-KE DENRAI MAKI-E SHITSUGEI
(Gold Lacquer Art inherited by the Hosokawa Family)

Argence, Rene-Yvon Lefebvre d':
- CHINESE JADES IN THE AVERY BRUNDAGE COLLECTION

Art Museum, Chinese University HK:
- JIXIA MINGDAO: HUAIHAI TANG CANG MINGDAI ZHONG WAN QI GUANYAO CIQI
Enlightening Elegance: Imperial Porcelain of the Mid to Late Ming: The Huaihaitang Collection 機暇明道 ： 懷海堂藏明代中晚期官窯瓷器.

Asahi Shimbun ed:
- THIS IS JAPAN - NUMBER FIVE

Asahi Shinbun:
- SHIN MANSHUKOKU YORAN: SHASHIN TO KAISETSU
(An Illustrated and Explanatory Guide to the New Manchukuo) 新滿洲國。寫真之解說.

Asia House (Trubner, Henry ed.):
- ARTS OF THE HAN DYNASTY

TIEQG1
Tie Yuan & Xi Ming: QINGDAI GUANYAO CIQI SHI. (The History of Qing Dynasty Ceramics Produced for the Imperial Court). 清代官窯瓷器史 。 鐵源 溪明 著. Beijing, 2012. 1163 pp. Numerous small colour text plates. Tables. 4 vols. 31x24 cm. Boards.
GBP 500.00
A detailed and scholarly four-volume survey of the production and use of ceramics commissioned by the Qing dynasty imperial court. The work is divided into 19 chapters: 1. General Introduction to the Production of Imperial Ceramics; 2. Craftsmen Involved in the Production of Imperial Ceramics; 3. Techniques of Production; 4. The Economics and Costs of Production; 5. Styles and Methods Used; 6. Quality Control; 7. Types of Ceramics; 8. Ceramics for Use in Sacrifices; 9. Ceramics for Use in Buddhist Rituals; 10. Imperial Ceramics for the Scholar's Study; 11. Ceramics Bestowed as an Imperial Reward; 12. Ceramics Used at Banquets and at the Emperor's Table; 13. Ceramics to be Used for Display; 14. Ceramics for Imperial Wedding Ceremonies; 15. Ceramics Used in Ceremonies Bestowing Longevity; 16. Ceramics Used in Funeral Ceremonies; 17. Ceramics to be Placed in Tombs; 18. The Storage of Imperial Ceramics; 19. Loss and Damage. Supplements accompany. The volumes are illustrated with numerous colour text plates showing superb Qing dynasty imperial ceramics from 8 top Chinese museums, including the Gugong Museum in Beijing and the National Palace Museum in Taibei. Whilst this study focusses on Qing dynasty ceramics, there is much that is pertinent to the production and use of earlier Ming dynasty ceramics. An excellent research reference that provides many insights and much information. Text in Chinese. Always difficult to obtain and now also out-of-print.
Subjects: Ceramics
Item 229 in List 212.
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