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Contents
THE PERIOD OF THE WARRING STATES AND THE HAN DYNASTIES | 4 |
KU KAICHIH LU TANWEI AND SOME EARLY LANDSCAPEPAINTERS | 18 |
THE SIX DYNASTIES AND THE SUI PERIOD | 38 |
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according Amitabha Arhats artistic bamboo beauty became Bodhisattvas brush brush-work Buddha Buddhist calligraphy caves century Ch'an Ch'ang-an Ch'eng Ch'i Chang Seng-yu Chang Yen-yuan Chao characterization China Chinese art Chinese painting Ching Hao Chou collection colophons colours composition copies decorative divinities dragons dynasty early emperor executed expressed famous Fan K'uan figures flowers horses Hsi's Hsieh Hsiian-ho hua-p'u illustrative imperial important impression inscription K'ai-chih kind Kuan landscape landscape-painting later less Li-tai ming-hua Liang life-breath manner master mentioned Ming ming-hua lu monk motifs mountains Nanking nature original painters pictorial picture rendered representing reproductions scenes scroll seems seen Shih shu-hua silk spirit stone style stylistic Sung dynasty Sung period T'ang dynasty T'ang period Taoist temples things tion tomb tradition transmitted trees Ts'ao Tun-huang Tung Ch'i-ch'ang various wall wall-paintings Wang Wei Wei-ch'ih Wei's Western Western Wei Wu Tao Wu Tao-tzu Yen Li-pen
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| Title | Chinese Painting: Leading Masters and Principles, Volume 1 Chinese Painting: Leading Masters and Principles, Chinese Painting: Leading Masters and Principles |
| Author | Osvald Sirén |
| Publisher | Ronald Press, 1956 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | Apr 13, 2009 |
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