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211 pages : mounted color illustrations 29 cm
The history and development of Chinese painting from the Han Dynasty through the 18th century.
Early figure painting : the Han, Six Dynasties and T'ang Periods (2nd-9th centuries) -- Early landscape painting : Six Dynasties to early Sung (4th-11th centuries) -- Sung Dynasty landscape : the middle period (11th-12th centuries) -- Figure painting of the Five Dynasties and Sung (10th-13th centuries) -- Figures in landscape and garden settings (4th-13th centuries) -- Bird, flower, and animal painting of the Sung Dynasty (10th-13th centuries) -- Landscapes of the Southern Sung Academy : Ma Yüan, Hsia Kuei, Ma Lin (12th-13th centuries) -- The Literati and Ch'an painters of the Sung Dynasty (11th-13th centuries) -- The early Yüan painters : Ch'ien Hsüan, Chao Meng-fu, Kao K'o-kung (late 13th-early 14th centuries) -- The late Yüan painters : the four great masters and Sheng Mou (14th century) -- The early Ming "Academy" and the Che school : Pien Wen-chin, Tai Chin, Wu Wei (15th century) -- The Wu school : Shen Chou, Wen Cheng-ming and their followers (15th-16th centuries) -- Chou Ch'en, T'ang Yin and Ch'iu Ying (16th century) -- Tung Ch'i-ch'ang and late Ming painting (16th-17th centuries) -- Early Ch'ing painting : the "orthodox" master (17th-early 18th centuries) -- The eighteenth century : the Yang-chou eccentrics and others.
From the estate of Gilbert and Thyra Plass January 2005.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 199-200) and index.