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The Evolution of Chinese Sculpture
03/1938 | 420 | 72
Pages: 106+110-113+116-118+121
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Author:
Sirén, Osvald (Sirén, Osvald; Siren, O.; Siren, Oswald)
Subjects
collectors and dealers:
Heydt, Eduard von der
collectors and dealers:
Loo, Ching Tsai
places:
China / T'ang-hsien / Yun-Kang
subjects:
Chinese sculpture
subjects:
Buddhist / Buddhas / Iconography
subjects:
Amida
subjects:
Northern Qi / Northern Wei / Zhou (Chou)
subjects:
Sui / Tang
Illustrations
Non-western art unattributed:
Plate I. A-Buddhistic Votive Stele. Height, about 365 cm. (Mr. C. T. Loo, Paris). The Evolution of Chinese Sculpture
Non-western art unattributed:
Plate I. B-Back of the Same. The Evolution of Chinese Sculpture
Non-western art unattributed:
Plate II. A-Amitabha Buddha in White Marble. Height about 549 cm. (Mr. C. T. Loo, Paris). The Evolution of Chinese Sculpture
Non-western art unattributed:
Plate II. B-Bodhisattva Statue in Sandstone, Painted and Gilt. Height about 427 cm. (Mr. C. T. Loo, Paris). The Evolution of Chinese Sculpture
Non-western art unattributed:
Plate III. A-Bodhisattva Statue from T'ien-Lung Shan. Baron E. von der Heydt Collection (Musee Cernuschi, Paris); C, D-The Same Statue Photographed in Situ in 1923 and 1929; B-Bodhisattva Statue from T'ien-Lung Shan. Baron von der Heydt Collection (Musee Cernuschi, Paris); E-The Same Statue Photo-Graphed in Situ in 1923. The Evolution of Chinese Sculpture
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The Exhibition of Chinese Art. III - The Sculpture
01/1936 | 394 | 68
Pages: 22-23+25-27+29-30
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Author:
Fernald, Helen E. (Fernald, Helen E.)
Subjects
dates:
1930-1939
museums and institutions:
Royal Academy of Arts, London, Great Britain
subjects:
Chinese sculpture / Exhibitions
subjects:
Buddhas / Animals / Tang / Anyang
subjects:
Buddhist / Iconography / Guanyin
subjects:
Warring States / Six Dynasties
subjects:
Bronzes / Northern Qi / Song
Illustrations
Non-western art unattributed:
Plate I. A-Kuan-yin. Period of the Five Dynasties. Gilt Bronze; Height. 66.1 cm. (University Museum. Philadelphia); B-Detail of the Same Figure: C-Recumbent Buffalo. About 600 B. C. Bronze: 11.5 by 20 cm. (Mr. Alfred H. Pillsbury, Minneapolis, U. S. A.); D-Carved Slab. Dated A. D. 114. Marble; 88 by 119 cm. (Baron von der Heydt, Berlin). The Exhibition of Chinese Art. III. The Sculpture
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Plate II. A,B-Bodhisattva Dancing and Guardian King. T'ang Dynasty. Gilt Bronze; Height, 12.2 cm., and 11.2 cm. (Musee Guimet, Paris); C-Lion. Northern Ch'i Dynasty. Stone; Height, 99 cm. (University Museum, Philadelphia); D-Bodhisattva, from T'ien-Lung Shan. T'ang Dynasty. Stone; Height, 125 cm. (Mr. Sadajiro Yamanaka, New York); E-Bodhisattva. One of a Pair. T'ang Dynasty. Stone; Height, 137.3 cm. (University Museum, Philadelphia); F-Bodhisattva, from a Cave at Lung-Men. About A. D. 550. Stone; Height, 40 cm. (Mr. M. Calmann, Paris). The Exhibition of Chinese Art: III-The Sculpture
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An Exhibition of Early Chinese Sculptures-I
09/1928 | 306 | 53
Pages: 127-129+132-135
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Author:
Sirén, Osvald (Sirén, Osvald; Siren, O.; Siren, Oswald)
Subjects
collectors and dealers:
Loo, Ching Tsai
dates:
1920-1929
dates:
0500-0599
places:
China / France / Paris
subjects:
Chinese Art / Chinese sculpture / Exhibitions
subjects:
Northern Wei / Tang / Buddhas / Buddhist / Iconography
subjects:
Bodhisattva / Statues / Northern Qi / Zhou (Chou) / Sui
subjects:
Tang / Song / Dvarapala
subjects:
Stelae
Illustrations
Non-western art unattributed:
Plate I. Front and Back of a Buddhist Stele, Dated A. D. 528. of the Northern Wei Dynasty. Grey Limestone. (Messrs. C. T. Loo and Co., Paris). An Exhibition of Early Chinese Sculptures-I
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Plate II. Four Sides of a Pedestal to a Buddhist Stele. Northern Wei Dynasty. Grey Limestone. (Messrs. C. T. Loo and Co., Paris). An Exhibition of Early Chinese Sculptures-I
Non-western art unattributed:
Plate III. A-Bodhisattva, from Nan Hsiang T'ang. Sui dynasty. B-Head of Buddha, from Lung Men; Northern Wei dynasty. C-Bodhisattva, from Southern Chihli. White marble with traces of paint and gold. Sui dynasty. (Messrs. C. T. Loo and Co., Paris). An Exhibition of Early Chinese Sculptures-I