Vernacular Painting in High Qing China
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Köp båda 2 för 1100 kr"A thought-provoking book for serious readers wanting a deep immersion in Chinese art history, social culture, and gender studies." Library Journal "Lavishly illustrated, this is an absolutely crucial book for all students, scholars, and connoisseurs of Chinese painting." Choice "A breakthrough in ... the study of Chinese visual arts and material culture." Oxford Art Journal "Will undoubtedly serve as a starting point for all future studies of the subject." China Review International "An important book... Cahill draws attention to a category of paintings that have hitherto been little studied." -- Marion S. Lee, Associate Professor, School of Art, Ohio University CAA Reviews
James Cahill is Professor Emeritus of Chinese Art at the University of California, Berkeley. A recipient of the College Art Association's Lifetime Achievement Award for Writing on Art and the Charles Lang Freer Medal, an award established by the Smithsonian Institution to honor distinguished career contributions in the history of Asian and Near Eastern Art, he is the author of many books including The Lyric Journey: Poetic Painting in China and Japan and The Painter's Practice: How Artists Lived and Worked in Traditional China.
Preface and Acknowledgments ONE Recognizing Vernacular Painting TWO Studio Artists in Cities and Court THREE Adoptions from the West FOUR The Artists Repertories FIVE Beautiful Women and the Courtesan Culture Conclusion Appendix: Poem by Zhou Qi Glossary List of Chinese Names and Terms Notes Bibliography List of Illustrations Index