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Book Review
Chinese Ceramics. From the Paleolithic Period through the Qing Dynasty
11/2011 | 1304 | 153
Pages: 746
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Kerr, Rose (Kerr, Rose; K., R.)
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Chinese Ceramics. From the Paleolithic Period through the Qing Dynasty | editor: Bower, Virginia L. , editor: Li Zhiyan
Book Review
Pre-Tang Ceramics of China. Chinese Pottery from 4000 BC to 600 AD
06/1993 | 1083 | 135
Pages: 415-416
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Vainker, S. J. (Vainker, S. J.)
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Pre-Tang Ceramics of China. Chinese Pottery from 4000 BC to 600 AD | author: Watson, William
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Two Chinese Wooden Statues
10/1938 | 427 | 73
Pages: 142-143+145-146
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Bachhofer, Ludwig (Bachhofer, Ludwig)
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Non-western art unattributed:
A-Avalokitesvara. Dated 1195 a. d. T'ung Wood, with Polychrome Decoration. from Hung Tung Hsien, Shansi. Height 191 cm.; B-Mahastamaprapta. 1195 A. D. T'ung Wood with Polychrome Decoration. From Hung Tung Hsien, Shansi. Height, 189 cm. (Both in the Royal Ontario Museum of Archeology, Toronto). Two Chinese Wooden Statues
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C-Bodhisattva. About 1200 a. d. Wood. Southern Shansi. Height, 200 cm. (Museum Fuer Voelkerkunde, Munich); D-Back of A. Two Chinese Wooden Statues
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Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
10/1933 | 367 | 63
Pages: 178-179+182-184
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Yetts, W. Perceval (Yetts, W. Perceval; Yetts, Walter Perceval; Yetts, W. Percival; Y., W. P.; Yetts, Perceval; Y., P.; Yetts, W. P.)
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Plate I. A and B-Fragments of Bronze ku from An-yang. Yin Style. Height of A, 10 cm.; B, 8.4 cm. (Östasiatiska Samlingarna). Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
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Plate I. C and D-Two Views of a Gilt-Bronze Group. Han Style. Actual Size (Mr. A. Hellström). Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
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Plate I. E and F-Two Views of a Bronze Belt-Hook. Gilt and Silver-Plated. Han Style. Length, 21.4 cm. (Crown Prince of Sweden). Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
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Plate II. A-Bronze Tiger. Transition between Middle Chou and Huai Styles. Length, 16 cm. (Mr. A. Hellström). Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
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Plate II. B-Bronze hu. Huai Style. Height, 30.2 cm. (Crown Prince of Sweden). Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
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Plate II. C-Bronze Mirror. Huai Style. Actual Size (Crown Prince of Sweden). Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
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Plate II. D-Decorated Zones of a Bronze hu. Huai Style. Height of Detail, 8 cm. (Mr. G. Werner). Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
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Plate III. A-Archaic Ordos Bronze. Actual Size (Östasiatiska Samlingarna). Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
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Plate III. B-Archaic Ordos Bronze. Actual Size (Östasiatiska Samlingarna). Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
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Plate III. C-Bronze Plaque of Combat, from Ordos. Length, 12.3 cm. (Captain W. Mayer). Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
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Plate III. D-Bronze Plaque of Combat, from Minoussinsk. Actual Size (National Museum, Helsingfors). Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
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Plate III. E-Bronze Plaque of Combat, from Ordos. Actual Size (Östasiatiska Samlingarna). Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
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Plate III. F and G-Dagger and Sheath, from Ordos. Length of Dagger, 27.1 cm.; Length of Sheath, 17.2 cm. (Mr. A. Hellström). Two Chinese Exhibitions in Stockholm
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Writings on Chinese Architecture
03/1927 | 288 | 50
Pages: 116+119-121+123-124+126-129+131
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Yetts, W. Perceval (Yetts, W. Perceval; Yetts, Walter Perceval; Yetts, W. Percival; Y., W. P.; Yetts, Perceval; Y., P.; Yetts, W. P.)
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Song / Sui / Wei
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Plate I. Designs for Interior Decoration First Published A. D. 1103 as Outline Drawings in the Sung Dynasty Method of Architecture (Ying tsao fa shih) and Represented Coloured in the 1925 Edition. A-Decoration of a Ceiling Coffer. B-Decorations of Beams. Writings on Chinese Architecture
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Plate II. A-Octagonal Pagoda at Sung Shan (Honan). Brick. Built A. D. 523, and restored. From photograph by Prof. T. Sekino in Prof. Sirén's Chinese Sculpture, pl. 187. B-Octagonal Reliquary at Shê Shan (Kiangsu) in pagoda form. White stone. Height about 40 ft. Attributed to about A. D. 600. From photograph by Mr. Perceval Yetts. Writings on Chinese Architecture
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Plate II. C-Wild-Goose Pagoda at Hsi-an (Shensi). Four-sided and seven-storeyed. Brick. Built A. D. 652, but since restored and altered. From Chinesische Architektur, pl. 308. D-Yellow Crane Tower formerly at Wu-ch'ang (Hupeh). Roofs of green-glazed tiles; body of painted woodwork. Built about 1870; burnt down 1884. From Chinesische Architektur, pl. 60. Writings on Chinese Architecture
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Plate III. Memorial arches (p'ai-lou) from Chinesische Architektur. A-Near T'ai-an (Shantung). B-In a street of Kaomi (Shantung). The inscription may be translated: "Her fame is recorded in the annals of wifely devotion." C-At Ning-yang (Shantung). D-At entrance to tombs of the early emperors of the Manchu dynasty, 80 miles east of Peking. White marble. Built 1650. Writings on Chinese Architecture
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Sung and Yüan Wares in a New York Exhibition
03/1914 | 132 | 24
Pages: 320-323
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Hobson, R. L. (Hobson, R. L.; Hobson, Robert Lockhart; H., R. L.)
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Pieces in Mr. S. T. Peters's Collection. (A) Soft Chün Ware. (B, C) Soft Chün Wares. (D) Tz'ŭ Chou Vases. (E) Chün or Kuan Wares. Sung and Yüan Wares in a New York Exhibition