Ruan Lingyu: The Goddess of Chinese Silent Cinema
Asian Cinema, Asian Film, Chinese Cinema, film, music, Silent Cinema, Silent Film
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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
Unseen Art History: Ancestor Portraits—Prince Hongming and Lady Wanyan
Art History, Chinese Art, Pritzlaff Collection, provenance, Unseen Art History
Out of Office Message
Asian Cinema, Asian Filmmakers, film, Films, Hong Kong Film Festival, Japanese cinema, Korean Cinema, Thai Cinema, Turkish Cinema
This Day in Freer History: July 23, 1879
Thinking Beyond the Frame
Bai Juyi, Five Women Who Changed the World, Japanese Art, Oda Mayumi, poetry, Print, Silkscreen, social media, Song of Everlasting Sorrow, Tale of Genji, Women in Art, Women's History Month, Yang Guifei
The Guiding Hand of Past Masters
Fujiwara no Yasumasa, Gerhard Pulverer Collection, Hakamadare, Illustrated Books, Japanese Art, Japanese Artists, Kikuchi Yōsai, Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, Utagawa Kuniyoshi, World Book Day
![Black and white photo of installation view, “Chinese, Corean [sic] and Japanese potteries” exhibition, Knoedler & Co., New York, March 2–21, 1914.](https://i2.wp.com/asia.si.edu/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/1-scaled.jpg?resize=980%2C980&ssl=1)
This Day in Freer History: March 21, 1914
Archives, ceramics, Charles Lang Freer, Chinese Art, Freer at 100, Freer Gallery of Art Collection, Freer History, Japanese Art, Korean Art