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1. East Asian Calligraphy East Asian calligraphy originally comes from China where the symbols and brush techniques was developed many thousands of years ago. At the time China was the unrivaled superpower of the east, both militarily and economically, because of this they go...
2. Chinese Ethnic Minority Dolls China is home to 56 official ethnic groups of which the Han is the 92% majority. The remaining 55 ethnic minorities distinguish themselves with their own languages, religions, dress, music, and customs. These beautiful dolls celebrate the unique dres...
3. Asia Major- Fine Arts from Asia Asia Major gallery serves anyone who loves the colors and design styles of Asia, specifically the Far East of Japan, China, and Korea. We carry a wide range of posters, greeting cards, ceramic mugs, magnets, handbags and keychains featuring imagery...
4. The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City is recognized nationally and internationally as one of the nation's finest encyclopedic art museums. The Nelson-Atkins serves the community by providing access and insight into its renowned collection of...
5. Chinese Art-Homeschool Unit We are taking a week to complete a study of Chinese art this term and I gathered a few resources. I will be adding more information as we go through the week.
6. Chinese Snuff Bottles - Beautiful Miniature Art Snuff bottles have long history for the Chinese. While they began as a practical bottle to carry snuff in, they eventually evolved into complex and beautiful works of art to convey taste, style, and status. This lens will introduce you to Chinese snu...
7. Classical Chinese Art--Shadow play Shadow play or shadow puppetry is an ancient form of storytelling and entertainment using opaque, often articulated figures in front of an illuminated backdrop to create the illusion of moving images. It is popular in various cultures. At present, mo...
8. Everything Chinese Headquarters Everything Chinese - Mandarin - Cantonese This group is about 'Everything Chinese'. Chinese language and writing, Chinese food, Chinese culture and traditions, Chinese art and music, Chinese tourisme, Chinese astrology. Lensmasters with Chinese the...
9. Antiques and Fine Arts from New England Peter Combs is passionate about Chinese art as well as Chinese antiques. Just approach Peter on the subject of Chinese art and antiques and his voice lights up telling you the latest information on Chinese porcelains, plates, bowls, etc. New England...
10. ChineseArtPainting Chinese Art Painting With Brushes. Light pastel colours that look like Monet paintings. Nature unspoiled as subject matter...birds,flowers,butterflies. Much art finds itself on porcelain,cups and bowls and spoons. I find it a little mysterious how pa...
11. The Art of Calligraphy
12. Omi Hakkei - an Ukiyo-e Genre Omi Hakkei means Omi Eight and is a phrase used in Japanese to describe Eight Views of Lake Biwa and Omi Province. Use this lens to find out about the origin and history of the Omi Hakkei theme and genre in Japanese Art .
13. Liu Wei, Modern Chinese Artist Liu Wei is a contemporary Chinese artist whose work is currently on display at the Saatchi Gallery in London.
14. Yue Minjun, Modern Chinese Artist Featuring laughing faces, Yue Minjun's art actually depicts the artist's face.
15. Zheng Guogu, Modern Chinese Artist Although not very well known out of his native China, Zheng Guogu is highly thought of in his home country, and his work is quickly becoming popular abroad. His work is diverse and does not conform to any specific style. His work is currently on displ...