法海寺壁画 Fa Hai Temple Murals
China Tourism Press, 1991. More
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Fine Chinese Art from the Arthur M. Sackler Collections Wednesday 18 March 2009, New York
New York: Christie's, 2009. More
Hong Kong: Masterworks of Chinese Paintings from Three Important Private Collections Monday May 26 2008
Hong Kong: Christie's, 2008. More
Yan Yanping
Palettle, 2004. Text in English and Chinese. More
Japanese Masterworks: Paintings from the Indianapolis Museum of Art (English and Japanese Edition)
Japanese Masterworks offers a survey of Japanese painting spanning 600 years (the 1300s to early 1900s) and including almost all of the major genres and styles. Especially important are paintings -- hanging scrolls and folding screens -- by many of the best-known artists of the Edo period (1615-1868). The..... More
Heritage of the Brush: The Roy and Marilyn Papp Collection of Chinese Painting
Phoenix Art Museum. More
Journeys on Paper and Silk: The Roy and Marilyn Papp Collection of Chinese Painting
Phoenix Art Museum, 1998. More
New Documents of Indian Painting - A Reappraisal
Wales Museum, 1969. "The present volume which is a re-consideration of Indian miniature painting up to the sixteenth century is no more than an attempt to elucidate the many problems which face those who have endeavoured to study this period. The available evidence is all too often inadequate for firm..... More
海北友松 Kaiho Yusho
Kyoto: Kyoto National Museum, 2017. 9 x 12", xii, 348 pp., 76 select items illustrated in color, some fold outs, some b/w illustrations, text in Japanese, foreword, section introduction and list of works in English, paper, Kyoto, 2017. Kaiho Yusho is renowned as one of the most eminent painters of..... More
From Heaven to Earth: Chinese Contemporary Painting
Damiani, 2008. Hardcover. A distinguishing characteristic of contemporary Chinese art is a fusion between traditional Asian forms and references to Western art and pop culture. From Heaven to Earth features the work of 16 Chinese painters who exemplify this amalgam--Feng Zhengjie, Fu Hong, He Sen, Li Dafang, Li Songsong, Ma..... More
The Calligraphy and Painting Gallery of the Palace Museum Part IX
Forbidden City Publishing House, 2011. More
A Thousand Cranes: Treasures of Japanese Art
Chronicle Books, 1987. HB. The Japanese crane, a most auspicious symbol in Japan, has figured importantly in Japanese culture and art since ancient times, appearing over the centuries in almost every possible medium as a universal sign of goodwill. The title "A Thousand Cranes" is a metaphor for the spiritual..... More
The Johan Franco Collection of Works by Sanyu
Taiwan: Sotheby's, 1995. More
Visions of Dharma
Japanese Buddhist Paintings and Prints in the Honolulu Academy of Arts
Honolulu Academy of Arts, 2006. SC. Varied representations depicting the major schools of Japanese Buddhism. More
石田大穰 Wu School Painting Series
吴门画派之沈周 The Art of Shen Zhou
Guwuxuan Chubanshe 古吴轩出版社, 2012. HB. More
衡山仰止 - 文徵明的社会角色 The Social Roles of Wen Zhengming
Forbidden City Publishing House, 2013. More
中国绘画中的“女性空间” Feminine Space in Chinese Painting
Art Media Resources, Inc., 2019. Essays in Chinese on feminine space. According to Wu Hung, feminine space denotes an actual or imaginary space, which is perceived and represented as a woman. A feminine space is a spatial entity — an artificial world comprised of landscape, vegetation, architecture, atmosphere, climate, color..... More
故宫书画馆 The Calligraphy and Painting Gallery of the Palace Museum Part V
In English and Chinese
Forbidden City Publishing House, 2009. Chinese painting and calligraphy enjoy a long history. Both were derived from primitive symbols, nourished by Chinese civilization, executed with the same tools, i.e., brush pen, ink, paper, and inkstone, and both were created using lines and strokes as basic elements. Chinese painting and calligraphy..... More
故宫书画馆 The Calligraphy and Painting Gallery of the Palace Museum Part II
In English and Chinese
Forbidden City Publishing House, 2008. Chinese painting and calligraphy enjoy a long history. Both were derived from primitive symbols, nourished by Chinese civilization, executed with the same tools, i.e., brush pen, ink, paper, and inkstone, and both were created using lines and strokes as basic elements. Chinese painting and calligraphy..... More