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Francisco Pesellino
Who is "Pesellino"? Discover the obscured Renaissance stars
Francesco Pesellino (1422-1457) was born in an artistic family in Florence, Italy. His maternal grandfather and father were both professional painters. He was m...
Taipei Palace Museum
Taipei National Palace Museum: See unexpected encounters in the Age of Discovery
"Borderless Ends: Exploring East-West Cultural Exchanges from the Sea in the Sixteenth Century" was recently launched at th...
Caravaggio
Scene | A dazzling light, Caravaggio "arrives" in Shanghai with Baroque miracles
Exhibition site shooting and editing/Lu Sijia “Light that can pierce objects” is the most dazzling label of the Italian art giant Caravaggio, and light ...
Caravaggio
Caravaggio's "Boy with a Fruit Basket" was unboxed in Shanghai, and it suddenly looks like new after 500 years
Unboxing of Caravaggio's "Boy with a Fruit Basket" On December 12, "Caravaggio and the Miracle of the Baroque" will open at the ...
Shanghai Museum
How did Leonardo da Vinci and Tang Bohu, who had never met, "dialogue"?
Leonardo and Tang Bohu in one hall: Shanghai’s East–West painting dialogue that never happened in life.
Cemetery stone carvings
How Eastern Han stone carving became a system
From fashion to institution—what drove the rise of Eastern Han stone carvings.
Liu Jiu'an
Liu Jiu'an Document Exhibition: Presenting the scholarly path of a connoisseur of ancient calligraphy and painting
Mr. Liu Jiu'an (1915-1999) has been engaged in the appraisal and research of ancient calligraphy and painting for more than 70 years. He twice participated ...
female artist
Observation | Female artists of the Renaissance who could not be “covered”
Were there any female artists before the 19th century? In China, most women, whether it is Duan Sheng in the Yuan Dynasty or Gu Hengbo in the late Ming Dynasty,...
Zhao Zhiqian
Zhao Zhiqian in 300 seals and calligraphy works
Three hundred seals and brushworks—how a Qing master is represented through mark and line.
Suzhou Museum
Leaving Luxiang Garden: Jiangnan garden history at Shanghai Museum
Shanghai Museum’s Jiangnan garden history show—what leaving Luxiang Garden still explains about taste.
Taipei Palace Museum
Qing royal architecture documents on view in Taipei
Taipei presents Qing court architectural papers—how imperial living space was planned on paper.
Holbein
Holbein at the Tudor Court: Beneath the Sketch, Endless Drama and Intrigue
When we imagine the characters at Henry VIII's court, the work of Hans Holbein the Younger (1497/8-1543) almost always comes to mind. Just like the works of...