BY XIN XIONG
This article looks beyond ink master Lui Shou-kwan’s own artistic output and into the less-studied part of his life as an art educator to examine his lasting influence on other ink painters.
BY XIN XIONG
This article looks beyond ink master Lui Shou-kwan’s own artistic output and into the less-studied part of his life as an art educator to examine his lasting influence on other ink painters.
BY CLARISSA VON SPEE
This article examines the CMA’s magnificent collection of Chinese silks, which among its various collections, has received little attention.
BY J. KEITH WILSON
This article details the Freer Gallery of Art’s centenary exhibition about Anyang, which is the source of China’s earliest surviving written records and the birthplace of Chinese archaeology.
BY MINORI EGASHIRA
This article reconsiders the art of the Meiji period (1868–1912), which are complicated objects that incorporate a delicate balance of factors from both Japan and the world beyond.
BY ARTS OF ASIA
This volume shines the spotlight on the amazing Islamic, South Asian and Japanese artworks of an important American museum.
For Connoisseurs and Collectors of Asian Art