A History of Far Eastern Art |
Contents
CONTENTS | 8 |
CHINESE ART OF THE SHANG AND CHOU DYNASTIES | 34 |
THE GROWTH AND EXPANSION OF EARLY CHINESE CULTURE | 61 |
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Angkor architecture artist Ashikaga Ashikaga Period bamboo bronze brush brushwork Buddha Buddhist Cambodian carved Celadon Century A.D. ceramics Ch'ing Dynasty characteristic China Chinese painting Chou Period Cleveland Museum Collection color on paper color on silk colorplate composition decorative deities drapery early Emperor famous figures Fujiwara Fujiwara Period glaze Gupta handscroll Hanging scroll Heian Period height Hindu Horyu-ji important Indian influence ink and color ink on paper Japan Japanese Jogan Kamakura Period Kyoto lacquer landscape Late Chou later master Ming Momoyama monochrome monument motif mountains Mughal Museum of Art Nara Period Northern Sung painters Palace Pallava particularly picture porcelain produced Rajput painting reign representation rock scene screens sculpture Sesshu Shang shapes Shiva shrine Six Dynasties Southern stone style Sung Dynasty T'ang Dynasty technique temple tion Tokugawa Period Tokyo tower tradition trees Tsan underglaze Vase Vishnu Wang ware wood Yaksha Yuan Dynasty