Studies in the Art of China and South-East Asia, Volume I Bertrand Van RuymbekeProfessor Sullivan, an expert on Chinese art, presents a collection of his papers covering traditional Chinese art and its development over two millennia. He discusses recurring themes, early screen and scroll painting, Ming and Ch'ing emperors' periods, and Western art influences. Additional notes highlight subsequent research.
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