Chinese and japanese art
Read, Sir Herbert
Chinese and japanese art - 1a - New York Grolier 1965 - 296 Sí
Introduction. Chinese art: 1. The beginning of chinese art. 2. Buddhist painting. 3. Courtly figure painting: t´ang, five dynasties, and northern sung periods. 4. Landscape painting reaches maturity. 5 The southern sung academy. 6. Zen painting. 7. The YÜan dynasty: reaction and withdrawal. 8. Trends in ming painting. 9. The ch¨ing dynasty. Japanese art: 1. The beginning of japanese art. 2. Yamato-e. 3. Painting in monochrome ink. 4. Momoyama, 1573 - 1615: the age of the great decorators. 5. Art under the tokugawa. Color plates. Monochrome plates. Influences and development.
7390
S.C./704.9/B73/9
Chinese and japanese art - 1a - New York Grolier 1965 - 296 Sí
Introduction. Chinese art: 1. The beginning of chinese art. 2. Buddhist painting. 3. Courtly figure painting: t´ang, five dynasties, and northern sung periods. 4. Landscape painting reaches maturity. 5 The southern sung academy. 6. Zen painting. 7. The YÜan dynasty: reaction and withdrawal. 8. Trends in ming painting. 9. The ch¨ing dynasty. Japanese art: 1. The beginning of japanese art. 2. Yamato-e. 3. Painting in monochrome ink. 4. Momoyama, 1573 - 1615: the age of the great decorators. 5. Art under the tokugawa. Color plates. Monochrome plates. Influences and development.
7390
S.C./704.9/B73/9