Tag: Chinese Art
Chinese Imperial Southern Inspection Tours through Handscrolls
How did illustrated handscrolls act as formal documentation of events and as an expression of imperial power during China’s Qing Dynasty?
Caton Hazard May 13, 2024
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Depictions of Musical Instruments in Chinese Visual Arts: An Evolutionary Perspective
Introduction Musical instruments have long been depicted in Chinese visual arts such as painting, sculpture, and reliefs. This semester, I…
Dora Qian May 13, 2024
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The Herber R. Bishop Collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art: Transparently Acknowledging Looted Jade From The Old Summer Palace In China
Around the late 18th century, a high demand for Chinese goods, like tea, silk, and porcelain, resulted in a trade…
nhall3@conncoll.edu May 10, 2024
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