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TitleYangxindian Exhibition
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DetailPublished 2017
Price: HK$365
ISBN: 978-962-215-244-1
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TitleMetal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth: Gems of Antiquities Collection in Hong Kong
DescriptionThe exhibition series "Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth: Gems of Antiquities Collections in Hong Kong" is an on-going cooperative project with private collectors. Since 2001, over 1,200 items of Chinese antiquities of the finest quality has been featured, a large proportion of them being important loans from prominent local collectors. This exhibition handbook is a comprehensive record of the exhibition series comprising Ceramics, Lacquer, Bamboo, Wood, Ivory, Rhinoceros Horn, Bronze, Gold and Jade, presenting the chronological development of each type of art and craft, and explaining the technical and artistic features.
DetailPublished 2004
Pages: 176
Price: HK$110
ISBN: 962-215-190-2
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TitleOrigins of Chinese Civilization – Cultural Relics from Henan Province
DescriptionThe catalogue to the exhibition "Origins of Chinese Civilization - Cultural Relics from Henan Province" features superb illustrations of more than 100 artefacts selected from museums and cultural institutes in Henan Province, including bronze, jade and pottery ware, to provide readers with a fascinating glimpse of how ancient Chinese civilization developed and the contribution made in Henan to China's outstanding cultural and artistic achievements.
DetailPublished 2002
Pages: 304
Price: HK$270
ISBN: 962-215-180-9
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TitleIn Pursuit of Antiquities – 40th Anniversary Exhibition of the Min Chiu Society
DescriptionThe catalogue features 240 works of Chinese art in a wide variety of media including Chinese paintings and calligraphy, jade, ceramics, bronze wares and other decorative art on loan from the members of the Min Chiu Society.
DetailPublished 2001
Pages: 348
Price: HK$230
ISBN: 962-215-176-0
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TitleBuddhist Sculptures – New Discoveries from Qingzhou, Shandong Province
DescriptionThe catalogue features a selection of 100 items of Buddhist sculptures discovered in the ruins of the Longxing Temple in Qingzhou, Shandong Province. Many of them are dated from the Northern Wei, Eastern Wei and Northern Qi dynasties. Exhibits include complete figurines of Buddha, Bodhisattvas, and Luohan (Arhats).
DetailPublished 2001
Pages: 343
Price: HK$400
ISBN: 962-215-173-6
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TitleFrom Beijing to Versailles
DescriptionThe exhibition catalogue "From Beijing to Versailles: Artistic Relations between China and France" features 147 works of art dating from the 2nd century BC to the 18th century, ranging from porcelain, enamel wares, court paintings and engravings, from the collection of Musée National des Arts Asistiques-Guimet and other French institutions. Such a fine selection provides a comprehensive survey that traces the history of cultural exchange between China and France.
DetailPublished 1997
Pages: 380
Price: HK$530
ISBN: 962-215-151-5
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TitleIn Pursuit of Antiquities – 35th Anniversary Exhibition of the Min Chiu Society
DescriptionThe catalogue features 282 works of Chinese art in a wide variety of media including Chinese paintings and calligraphy, jade, ceramics, furniture and other decorative art on loan from the members of the Min Chiu Society.
DetailPublished 1995
Pages: 312
Price: HK$260
ISBN: 962-215-141-8
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TitleHeavens Embroidered Cloths – One Thousand Years of Chinese Textiles
DescriptionThe catalougue features 200 items of Chinese textiles dating from the Song to the Qing dynasty. Exhibits are drawn from collections of members of the Oriental Ceramic Society of Hong Kong, the textile collection of the Hong Kong Museum of Art, as well as other eminent public collections including the Liaoning Proivincial Museum and the Danish National Museum. Examples of brocade, kesi and embroidery are included. The catalogue also includes scholarly essays contributed by specialists from China and the USA.
DetailPublished 1995
Pages: 364
Price: HK$300
ISBN: 962-215-133-7
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TitleTreasures of Chang'an – Capital of the Silk Road
DescriptionChang'an, which is known today as Xian, is a famous historical city in China. In the Han and Tang dynasties, Changan was not only the capital, but also the starting point of the Silk Road, the most important route of east-west commercial and cultural exchanges. This catalogue features 100 items of art from the Hang to the Tang dynasties, selected from seven museums in Xian. They include painted pottery figures, sancai wares, porcelain wares, gold and silver wares, bronzes, silk fabrics, stone sculptures and architectural elements.
DetailPublished 1993
Pages: 271
Price: HK$160
ISBN: 962-215-117-5
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TitleYangxindian ExhibitionDescription---DetailPublished 2017
TitleMetal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth: Gems of Antiquities Collection in Hong KongDescriptionThe exhibition series "Metal, Wood, Water, Fire and Earth: Gems of Antiquities Collections in Hong Kong" is an on-going cooperative project with private collectors. Since 2001, over 1,200 items of Chinese antiquities of the finest quality has been featured, a large proportion of them being important loans from prominent local collectors. This exhibition handbook is a comprehensive record of the exhibition series comprising Ceramics, Lacquer, Bamboo, Wood, Ivory, Rhinoceros Horn, Bronze, Gold and Jade, presenting the chronological development of each type of art and craft, and explaining the technical and artistic features.DetailPublished 2004
TitleOrigins of Chinese Civilization – Cultural Relics from Henan ProvinceDescriptionThe catalogue to the exhibition "Origins of Chinese Civilization - Cultural Relics from Henan Province" features superb illustrations of more than 100 artefacts selected from museums and cultural institutes in Henan Province, including bronze, jade and pottery ware, to provide readers with a fascinating glimpse of how ancient Chinese civilization developed and the contribution made in Henan to China's outstanding cultural and artistic achievements.DetailPublished 2002
TitleIn Pursuit of Antiquities – 40th Anniversary Exhibition of the Min Chiu SocietyDescriptionThe catalogue features 240 works of Chinese art in a wide variety of media including Chinese paintings and calligraphy, jade, ceramics, bronze wares and other decorative art on loan from the members of the Min Chiu Society.DetailPublished 2001
TitleBuddhist Sculptures – New Discoveries from Qingzhou, Shandong ProvinceDescriptionThe catalogue features a selection of 100 items of Buddhist sculptures discovered in the ruins of the Longxing Temple in Qingzhou, Shandong Province. Many of them are dated from the Northern Wei, Eastern Wei and Northern Qi dynasties. Exhibits include complete figurines of Buddha, Bodhisattvas, and Luohan (Arhats).DetailPublished 2001
TitleFrom Beijing to VersaillesDescriptionThe exhibition catalogue "From Beijing to Versailles: Artistic Relations between China and France" features 147 works of art dating from the 2nd century BC to the 18th century, ranging from porcelain, enamel wares, court paintings and engravings, from the collection of Musée National des Arts Asistiques-Guimet and other French institutions. Such a fine selection provides a comprehensive survey that traces the history of cultural exchange between China and France.DetailPublished 1997
TitleIn Pursuit of Antiquities – 35th Anniversary Exhibition of the Min Chiu SocietyDescriptionThe catalogue features 282 works of Chinese art in a wide variety of media including Chinese paintings and calligraphy, jade, ceramics, furniture and other decorative art on loan from the members of the Min Chiu Society.DetailPublished 1995
TitleHeavens Embroidered Cloths – One Thousand Years of Chinese TextilesDescriptionThe catalougue features 200 items of Chinese textiles dating from the Song to the Qing dynasty. Exhibits are drawn from collections of members of the Oriental Ceramic Society of Hong Kong, the textile collection of the Hong Kong Museum of Art, as well as other eminent public collections including the Liaoning Proivincial Museum and the Danish National Museum. Examples of brocade, kesi and embroidery are included. The catalogue also includes scholarly essays contributed by specialists from China and the USA.DetailPublished 1995
TitleTreasures of Chang'an – Capital of the Silk RoadDescriptionChang'an, which is known today as Xian, is a famous historical city in China. In the Han and Tang dynasties, Changan was not only the capital, but also the starting point of the Silk Road, the most important route of east-west commercial and cultural exchanges. This catalogue features 100 items of art from the Hang to the Tang dynasties, selected from seven museums in Xian. They include painted pottery figures, sancai wares, porcelain wares, gold and silver wares, bronzes, silk fabrics, stone sculptures and architectural elements.DetailPublished 1993