Exploring Digital Initiatives through Chinese Buddhist Art and Architecture
archaeology, Ars Orientalis, Buddhism, China, digitization, east Asia
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Unseen Art History: Utagawa Toyoharu’s ‘A Winter Party’
Charles Lang Freer, Japan, painting, Unseen Art History
Unseen Art History: Wine cup from the Hoi An Hoard shipwreck
ceramics, Pottery, Shipwreck, Southeast Asian Art, Unseen Art History, Vietnam
Sensational Buddhism
Buddhism, Buddhist Art, Buddhist Practice, Encountering the Buddha: Art and Practice Across Asia, Tibetan Art, Tibetan Shrine Room
Unseen Art History: Tea Bowl with Design of Chrysanthemums
ceramics, Japanese Art, Japanese ceramics, provenance, Provenance Research, Unseen Art History, Yamanaka & Co.
Unseen Art History: October Morning: Deerfield, Mass
American Art, Charles Lang Freer, Landscape, Provenance Research, United States, Unseen Art History, Willard Metcalf
Ruan Lingyu: The Goddess of Chinese Silent Cinema
Asian Cinema, Asian Film, Chinese Cinema, film, music, Silent Cinema, Silent Film
Unseen Art History: September (Chrysanthemum)
Art History, Autumn, Chrysanthemum, flowers, Japan, Japanese Art, provenance, Unseen Art History, Watanabe Seitei
From Court to Concert Hall: The Origins of Classical Music in Japan
classical music, concert, court music, Japan, Meiji era, music, piano, violin