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5 book(s) with the same title
The Civilisation of the Qin and Han Dynasties: The First Chinese Emperor's Terracotta Warriors
GyÃrgyi Fajcsák, et. al: The Civilisation of the Qin and Han Dynasties: The First Chinese Emperor's Terracotta Warriors. Exhibition: Budapest, Museum of Fine Arts, 2026. 290 pages, illustrated in colour. Hardback. An exploration of the development and everyday life of the Qin and Han dynasties through their material culture. Four essays introduce major archeological projects in China and discuss Qin Shi Huangdi's tomb, the Han period Yang Ling mausoleum, and the Han-Xiongnu relations around the borderland of the Great Wall. Followed by a catalogue of over 100 objects from 8th century BC to 220 AD. These are divided into twenty-two thematic sections including bronze ritual objects, jade carvings, money, weapons, architectual elemets, and horse tack.
An exploration of the development and everyday life of the Qin and Han dynasties through their material culture. Four essays introduce major archeological projects in China and discuss Qin Shi Huangdi's tomb, the Han period Yang Ling mausoleum, and the Han-Xiongnu relations around the borderland of the Great Wall. Followed by a catalogue of over 100 objects from 8th century BC to 220 AD. These are divided into twenty-two thematic sections including bronze ritual objects, jade carvings, money, weapons, architectual elemets, and horse tack. Text in English
Dialogue with the Ancients: 100 Bronzes of the Shang, Zhou and Han Dynasties - The Shen Zhai Collection
Kwok, Patrick K.M. (Ed.): Dialogue with the Ancients: 100 Bronzes of the Shang, Zhou and Han Dynasties - The Shen Zhai Collection. Singapore: 2018. 422 pages, illustrated throughout in colour. Hardcover in slipcase. 33.8x50cms. 100 ancient Chinese bronzes from the Studio of Reverence are presented in this volume - with the majority illustrated in actual size. Each vessel, from circa 1600 BC-AD 220, is documented in detail, with reference to comparable specimens and archaeological findings. The catalogue is structured chronologically so that the evolution of form, design, and technology throughout the three dynasties may be observed.As well as Patrick Kwok's introduction on forming the collection, six other essays explore: the history of bronze collecting and modern Chinese archaeology (Dr Tianlong Jiao); the Hu vessel and mysticism (Prof. Eugene Wang); Western Zhou and archaic styles (Prof. Li Feng); Han bronzes, iconography, and animal motifs (Prof. Allison Miller); the Shen Zhai owl zun and owl symbolism from late Shang to early Western Zhou (Dr Wang Tao); and the Shen Zhai bear and mythology in Han bronzes (Ms Sarah Wong).
100 ancient Chinese bronzes from the Studio of Reverence are presented in this volume - with the majority illustrated in actual size. Each vessel, from circa 1600 BC-AD 220, is documented in detail, with reference to comparable specimens and archaeological findings. The catalogue is structured chronologically so that the evolution of form, design, and technology throughout the three dynasties may be observed.As well as Patrick Kwok's introduction on forming the collection, six other essays explore: the history of bronze collecting and modern Chinese archaeology (Dr Tianlong Jiao); the Hu vessel and mysticism (Prof. Eugene Wang); Western Zhou and archaic styles (Prof. Li Feng); Han bronzes, iconography, and animal motifs (Prof. Allison Miller); the Shen Zhai owl zun and owl symbolism from late Shang to early Western Zhou (Dr Wang Tao); and the Shen Zhai bear and mythology in Han bronzes (Ms Sarah Wong).
Ming Qing jia ju and parallel English title: Furniture of the Ming and Qing dynasties Furniture of the Ming and Qing Dynasties (Set 2 Volumes)
, Edit. Charles Moreau, 2002 hardcovers , protective box ,267 + 311 pages, jacquets, 2 volumes : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 300 x 230 x 65 mm . ISBN 9782909458403.
Edition originale chinoise publiee sous le titre Meubles des dynasties Ming et Qing Collection du musee de la Cite interdite; v. 1]. Epoque Ming (1368-1644) --[v. 2]. Epoque Qing (1644-1911).
Monnaies chinoises - II. Des Qin aux Cinq Dynasties - Catalogue
Bibliothèque Nationale de France, 2003, in-4 br. (20,5 x 30), 298 p., préface de Michel Amandry, illustrations, bon état.
" Ce deuxième tome des Monnaies chinoises, catalogue du département des Monnaies, Médailles et Antiques de la Bibliothèque nationale de France, comprend 1587 monnaies de l'Empire chinois, depuis sa fondation, en 221 avant J.-C., jusqu'à la réunification de l'Empire sous les Song du Nord (979). Il comprend les monnayages de l'Antiquité impériale dynasties Qin, Han de l'Ouest, Xin, Han de l'Est et Trois Royaumes , ceux du haut Moyen Âge dynasties Jin, Dix Royaumes et Dynasties du Sud et du Nord , et les monnaies médiévales des Tang, des Cinq Dynasties et des Dix Royaumes ; on y trouvera aussi les monnaies des royaumes alliés, vassaux ou protégés de la Chine impériale. Cette longue période est celle de la mise en place du système et des signes monétaires chinois qui perdureront peu ou prou jusqu'au début du XXe siècle. Le catalogue proprement dit est précédé d'une synthèse qui fait le point sur les connaissances actuelles et l'apport de l'archéologie dans le domaine de la numismatique et de l'histoire monétaire. "
Classic Chinese Furniture. Ming and Early Qing Dynasties
Wang Shixiang: Classic Chinese Furniture. Ming and Early Qing Dynasties. London: Han Shan Tang, 1986. 328pp with 332 colour and 187 monochrome plates, 52 line drawings and 37 measured drawings. Cloth. 31x24cms. Richly illustrated definitive work, the fruit of over 40 years research by China's leading contemporary scholar and collector in the field. With comprehensive essays covering the origins, development, use and materials of the craft of furniture making. Glossary, bibliography and index.
Richly illustrated definitive work, the fruit of over 40 years research by China's leading contemporary scholar and collector in the field. With comprehensive essays covering the origins, development, use and materials of the craft of furniture making. Glossary, bibliography and index
