Partners in illusion: Alberta Binford and William J. McCloskey

Moure, Nancy Dustin Wall

Bowers Museum of Cultural Art

An exhibition catalog from the Bowers Museum of Cultural Art, Santa Ana, California.

Seeking Immortality: Chinese Tomb Sculpture from the Schloss collection

BAKER, Janet

A catalogue of the Bowers Museum exhibition includes work by one hundred contemporary artists - more than five hundred netsuke, ojine and sagamono.

Contemporary Netsuke: Miniature Sculpture From Japan and Beyond

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Robert O. Kinsey

Crafts & Hobbies

Egyptian Treasures from the British Museum

Peter C. Keller

This exhibition features treasures from the Nanjing Museum organized under the theme "Symbols of Power" in the tomb, in the temple, at court and beyond. Highlights are archaic bronzes, jade carvings, tomb figures, Sino-Tibetan sculptures, embroideries and Ming and Qing porcelains.

Symbols of Power: Masterpieces of the Nanjing Museum

Arts & Photography

Art, Bowers Museum of Cultural

History & Criticism

This is the exhibit catalog for Death and the Afterlife in Ancient Egypt, a featured showcase in Treasures from the British Museum.

Mummies: Death and the Afterlife in Ancient Egypt (Treasures From The British Museum)

History

John H. Taylor

Nigel C. Strudwick

Ancient Civilizations

Hu Chui was born in 1952 into a scholarly family in Shanghai, China and has had a keen interest in photography since childhood. In 1969, he was sent to the countryside, where he spent a number of years working as a farmer and manual laborer. During that time, Hu Chui continued with his avid pursuit of photographic art, learning theories and techniques on his own. 
In 1978 Hu Chui joined the Palace Museum as a photographer. He later took charge of the Museum's photography studio in 1985. Throughout his career Hu Chui has tirelessly researched and experimented with ways to apply photography - an "imported" and relatively new art form - to the architecture and relics that represent China's ancient civilization. His aim is to break away from the staid approarch typically used in the past to photograph such monuments and art objects. In doing so, Hu Chui strives to inspire the viewer a simultaneous appreciation for the beauty of the objects themselves, and for the artistic medium he uses to capture these images. 
Hu Chui's works have been published in numerous books and catalogues. This volume is a compilation of some of his best works of the Forbidden City, capturing the spirit of its monumental architecture and stunning interiors.

The Forbidden City: Collection of Photographs by Hu Chui

Chui, Hu

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