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Chengdu portrait bricks: an Eastern Han street encyclopedia
Chengdu Museum’s portrait bricks—work, ritual, and street life cast in Eastern Han clay.
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Bai Qianshen on sealing Bada Shanren’s paintings—connoisseurship, ownership marks, and risk.
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Vimalakirti in Chinese sculpture: the lay sage
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Dahecun National Archaeological Site Park witnesses seven millennia of Yellow River civilization.
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What Tang Bohu read: his treasured Song Tongjian
Visiting Tang Yin’s Song woodblock Zizhi Tongjian—what a Ming genius kept close while reading.
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Qing export art: Chinese treasures made for the West
How Western eyes framed Qing export masterpieces—porcelain, lacquer, and trade taste.
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A "golden thread" connects North Africa and East Asia: Sino-French joint exhibition of gold apparel.
The magnificent garments adorned with gold thread embroidery, the glittering gold ornaments, and the gold hairpins create a tapestry of Silk Road gold thread cl...
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Ryukyu king’s edict on view: expanding “lost arts”
A royal Ryukyu edict at Lushun Museum—why scholars say the kingdom’s lost arts need a wider map.
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