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Fig. 1. Vase. Black and Red on a White Slip. "Negative Ornament." Cucuteni 11, Group D, 1. Sixteenth to Fifteenth Century B. C. (Staatliche Museen, Berlin)
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Fig. 2. Potsherd from Yang Shao, Honan. Black and Red on a White Slip. "Negative Ornament." Sixteenth-Fifteenth Century B. C. (Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm)
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Fig. 3. Vase. Black on Reddish Brown Ware. Kansa, ma Chang. Fifteenth Century B. C. Height, 19.2 C. M (Museum of Far Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm
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Plate I. A-Vase. Red and Black on Reddish Ware. Kansu, Pan Shan. About 1500 B. C. Diameter, 29 cm. (Museum für Völkerkunde, Munich). On the Origin and Development of Chinese Art
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Plate I. B-P'ou. Bronze. Fifteenth-Thirteenth Century B. C. Height, 19.3 cm. (Museum für Völkerkunde, Berlin). On the Origin and Development of Chinese Art
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Plate II. A-Yu. Bronze. Early Archaic Phase (The Sumitomo Collection, Osaka, Japan). On the Origin and Development of Chinese Art
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Plate II. B-Yu. Bronze. Late Archaic Phase. Total Height, 26 cm. (The Eumorfopoulos Collection, Victoria and Albert Museum). On the Origin and Development of Chinese Art
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Plate II. C-Yu. Bronze. Classic phase. Total Height, 34.2 cm. (The Eumorfopoulos Collection, Victoria and Albert Museum). On the Origin and Development of Chinese Art
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Plate II. D-Yu. Bronze. Baroque Phase. Total Height, 20.3 cm. (The Eumorfopoulos Collection, British Museum). On the Origin and Development of Chinese Art
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Plate III. A-Belt-Clasp. Bronze. Fifth to Fourth Century B. C. Height, 5.5 cm. (The Stoclet Collection, Brussels). On the Origin and Development of Chinese Art
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Plate III. B-Hill-censer. Bronze Inlaid with Gold. First Han (206 B. C. to A. D. 9). Height, 18.5 cm. (Schlossmuseum, Berlin). On the Origin and Development of Chinese Art
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Plate III. C-Vase. Grey Ware with Black Lustre. Fifth to Fourth Century B. C. Height, 26 cm. (Museum für Völkerkunde, Munich); D-Vase from Hsin-Chêng. Sixth Century B. C. (K'Ai-fêng Museum). On the Origin and Development of Chinese Art
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Plate IV. A-Stele. Dated A. D. 662 Stone; Height, 45 cm. (Museum für Völkerkunde, Munich) B-Buddha with Monks and Bodhisattvas. Wall-Painting, Cave 118 a, Tun-Huang. About A. D. 650. On the Origin and Development of Chinese Art
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Plate V. A-Landscape. First Half of the Thirteenth Century A. D. Silk; Height, 16.5 cm.; B-Landscape, by Shên Chou (1427-1509); Dated A. D. 1476. Paper; Height, 161 cm. (The Preetorius Collection, Munich); C-Head of a Bodhisattva from Lung-Mên. About A. D. 700. Limestone; Height, 35 cm.; D-Head of a Buddha. Thirteenth Century A. D. Stone with a Cover of Stucco; Height, 24 cm. (Museum für Völkerkunde, Munich). On the Origin and Development of Chinese Art
