JUN 1998
The Art of Shandong Province
Attendant bodhisattva
Northern Wei period (386-534)
Limestone
Shandong province has been the origin of many important art styles and traditions throughout the course of Chinese history. In addition to writing his own paper, Professor Wu Hung of the University of Chicago was instrumental in organizing and co-ordinating this series of essays, which present new ideas relating to some exciting excavations in recent years, and which are published here for the first time.
FEATURES
Wu Wenqi. Painted Murals of the Northern Qi Period in the Tomb of General Cui Fen
Zheng Yan. Barbarian Images in Han Period Art
Xia Mingcai. The Discovery of a Large Cache of Buddhist Images at the Site of Longxing Si
Eugene Y. Wang. Transformation in 'Heterotopia': The Longhu Ta and Its Relief Sculptures
Wu Hung. Where Are They Going? Where Did They Come From? - Hearse and 'Soul-carriage' in Han Dynasty Tomb Art
PREVIEWS & REVIEWS
Margaret Tao. Spring Art Fairs in New York
J. May Lee Barrett and Margaret Tao. March Auctions in New York
Susan Munro. Book Review: Susan Leiper, Precious Cargo: Scots and China Trade
NEWS
Margaret Tao. Gallery News
The Art of Shandong Province
Attendant bodhisattva
Northern Wei period (386-534)
Limestone
Shandong province has been the origin of many important art styles and traditions throughout the course of Chinese history. In addition to writing his own paper, Professor Wu Hung of the University of Chicago was instrumental in organizing and co-ordinating this series of essays, which present new ideas relating to some exciting excavations in recent years, and which are published here for the first time.
FEATURES
Wu Wenqi. Painted Murals of the Northern Qi Period in the Tomb of General Cui Fen
Zheng Yan. Barbarian Images in Han Period Art
Xia Mingcai. The Discovery of a Large Cache of Buddhist Images at the Site of Longxing Si
Eugene Y. Wang. Transformation in 'Heterotopia': The Longhu Ta and Its Relief Sculptures
Wu Hung. Where Are They Going? Where Did They Come From? - Hearse and 'Soul-carriage' in Han Dynasty Tomb Art
PREVIEWS & REVIEWS
Margaret Tao. Spring Art Fairs in New York
J. May Lee Barrett and Margaret Tao. March Auctions in New York
Susan Munro. Book Review: Susan Leiper, Precious Cargo: Scots and China Trade
NEWS
Margaret Tao. Gallery News
The Art of Shandong Province
Attendant bodhisattva
Northern Wei period (386-534)
Limestone
Shandong province has been the origin of many important art styles and traditions throughout the course of Chinese history. In addition to writing his own paper, Professor Wu Hung of the University of Chicago was instrumental in organizing and co-ordinating this series of essays, which present new ideas relating to some exciting excavations in recent years, and which are published here for the first time.
FEATURES
Wu Wenqi. Painted Murals of the Northern Qi Period in the Tomb of General Cui Fen
Zheng Yan. Barbarian Images in Han Period Art
Xia Mingcai. The Discovery of a Large Cache of Buddhist Images at the Site of Longxing Si
Eugene Y. Wang. Transformation in 'Heterotopia': The Longhu Ta and Its Relief Sculptures
Wu Hung. Where Are They Going? Where Did They Come From? - Hearse and 'Soul-carriage' in Han Dynasty Tomb Art
PREVIEWS & REVIEWS
Margaret Tao. Spring Art Fairs in New York
J. May Lee Barrett and Margaret Tao. March Auctions in New York
Susan Munro. Book Review: Susan Leiper, Precious Cargo: Scots and China Trade
NEWS
Margaret Tao. Gallery News
