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Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Chinese porcelain in Europe, seen through women collectors
When porcelain reached Europe—Chinoiserie taste read through a female collecting lens.
Shanghai Museum
Song to Qing bronzes in a New York special exhibition
Later Chinese bronzes from Song through Qing—archaism, ritual echo, and collecting in New York.
Friedrich
250th Anniversary of Friedrich's Birth: Searching for the "Soul of Nature" in the Metropolis
Under the brush of Caspar David Friedrich (1774-1840), the charm of nature is not limited to direct description, but also the habitat of emotions and souls. The...
Siena Art
"Siena: 1300-1350", the rise of painting in a city
In the history of art, Siena, a small city in Tuscany, Italy, is often overshadowed by the brilliance of its rival Florence. However, the exhibition "Siena...
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Japanese Art
Three Absolutes in Japanese collections of Chinese art
Poetry, calligraphy, and painting—“three absolutes” seen through Japanese museum holdings.
Renaissance
At the Met, see the "hidden faces" of the Renaissance
"There is the face of a fair-haired maiden, which I treasure in this little round box... For her I have composed a sad elegy, and this sweet and lasting me...
buddhist art
Where did Buddhist art originate from? New York Metropolitan Exhibition Ancient India "Snake and Tree"
The oldest monumental religious building in ancient India, the stupa houses the Buddha's relics and teachings, often decorated with snakes and trees. "...