China Institute, 2006. In the final decades of the Ming dynasty, the potters of Jingdezhen produced blue-and-white porcelain, kosometsuke, and an underglaze-blue and polychrome porcelain ware, ko’akae, for the Japanese market, particularly for use in the popular tea ceremony. Chinese decorative themes and manufacturing standards were transformed to accommodate traditional..... More
1996. Eranda Foundation. More
Frankfurt: Weatherhill, Inc., 2002. HB. 1st printing hardcover in bright color pictorial paper over boards. No reader, remainder, or ex-library marks. Thick 32mo 4" - 5" tall; 518 pages; Illustrated w/color and b&w photos, maps ; 18 cm. + 1 computer optical disc, text in English and German, disc German..... More
2005. More
Science Press, 2002. More
1992. Written in Mandarin and Korean. Published by Jeollanam-do / Kangjin-gun (全羅南道・康津郡他). More
2020. The contents of the "Auction Yearbook" are divided into nine major items: ceramics, jade, bronzes, sculptures, Tibetan cultural relics, classical furniture, study in the room, snuff bottles, rare books of ancient books . The new edition of the "Auction Yearbook" in 2020 will arrange all the TOP 10 lots..... More
Suntory Museum of Art, 2018. 8.8 x 11.6", 1.5kg ,267pp., color plates, texts in Japanese with English caption, paper cover. Kan’ei Culture was characterized by chic, elegant forms that can be symbolized by the Japanese term kirei, or lovely. These tastes combined with the classical revival of the day to..... More
National Palace Museum Taipei, 1973. More
Jieruitang Publishing, 2017. Limited Edition. Hardcover, illustrated in color, text in English with introduction and chapter titles in Chinese. Kangxi era porcelains are vast in number and in range of style, reflecting the long and successful reign of the Kangxi emperor (1662–1722). These high-quality porcelains of great visual appeal and..... More
C.A. Design, 2012. This catalogue, Enlightening Elegance: Imperial Porcelain of the Mid to Late Ming, is of the exhibition held at the Art Museum of the Chinese University of Hong Kong from December, 2012 to April, 2013, a continuum of Ethereal Elegance, which was published along its corresponding exhibition in..... More
Macau Scientific and Cultural Centre, P.I./CCCM, 2014. SC. This catalog is published in conjunction with an exhibition held at the Macau Scientific and Cultural Center (CCCM)in Lisbon, Portugal in 2014. Featuring nearly two hundred exquisite pieces, this exhibition from the Qingjingtang Collection provides a superb introduction to Chinese ceramics of..... More
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
SB. A handbook for dating Chinese porcelain from facial features and adornments for museums, collectors and dealers alike. To arrive at a stylistic chronology in the rendering of facial features of people in porcelain decorations, the author has collected and categorized more than 3900 faces of men, women and children..... More
