Recarving China’s Pasttxt,chm,pdf,epub,mobi下载 作者: Cary Y. Liu / Michael Nylan / Anthony Barbieri-Low 出版社: Yale University Press 副标题: Art, Archaeology and Architecture of the "Wu Family Shrines" 出版年: 2005-5-11 页数: 512 定价: USD 75.00 装帧: Hardcover ISBN: 9780300107975 内容简介 · · · · · ·Winner of the Honorable Mention for the 2005 George Wittenborn Memorial Book Award given by the Art Libraries Society of North America The “Wu Family Shrines,” one of the most important cultural monuments of early China, comprise approximately fifty stone slabs from the so-called Wu cemetery in Shandong province. Depicting emperors and kings, heroic women, filial sons, and myt... 作者简介 · · · · · ·Cary Y. Liu is curator of Asian art, Princeton University Art Museum. Michael Nylan is professor, Department of History, University of California-Berkeley. Anthony Barbieri-Low is assistant professor of early Chinese history, University of Pittsburgh. Michael Loewe is professor emeritus and director of Oriental studies emeritus, Cambridge University. 目录 · · · · · ·Table of ContentsDirector’s Foreword Susan M. Taylor Curator’s Preface and Acknowledgements Cary Y. Liu Map Chronology Introductory Essay The “Wu Family Shrines” as a Recarving of the Past Cary Y. Liu · · · · · · () Table of Contents Director’s Foreword Susan M. Taylor Curator’s Preface and Acknowledgements Cary Y. Liu Map Chronology Introductory Essay The “Wu Family Shrines” as a Recarving of the Past Cary Y. Liu Appendix to Introductory Essay: Huang Yi, Xiu Wushi ji lue (Brief record on building the Wu Family Shrine [Preservation Hall]) Keynote Essay Funerary Practice in Han Times Michael Loewe Catalogue Part One: The “Wu Family Shrines” Catalogue Number 1: “Wu Family Shrines” The Princeton Rubbings Cary Y. Liu and Eileen H. Hsu Stone Chamber 1 (Front Chamber) Cary Y. Liu and Eileen H. Hsu Stone Chamber 2 (Left Chamber) Cary Y. Liu and Eileen H. Hsu Stone Chamber 3 (Wu Liang Shrine) Cary Y. Liu and Eileen H. Hsu Gate Pillars, Stele, “Fourth Chamber,” and Qing Dynasty Inscriptions Cary Y. Liu Supplement: Pictoral Column from a “Wu Family Shrines” Two-Bay Stone Chamber Cary Y. Liu Catalogue Part Two: Brilliant Artifacts The Concept of “Brilliant Artifacts” in Han-Dynasty Burial Objects and Funerary Architecture: Embodying the Harmony of the Sun and the Moon Cary Y. Liu Catalogue Numbers 2-64 Anthony Barbieri-Low, Susan L. Beningson, Virginia Bower, Albert Dien, Susan N. Erickson, Ingrid Furniss, Eileen H. Hsu, Annette L. Juliano, Hiromi Kinoshita, Guolong Lai, Cary Y. Liu, David T. Liu, Sheri A. Lullo, Filippo Marsili, Michael Nylan, Elinor Pearlstein, Klaas Ruitenbeek, David A. Sensabaugh, Nancy S. Steinhardt, Lydia Thompson, and Haicheng Wang Thematic Essays Sword-Bearer Lamp: The Bronze Caster’s Art Anthony Barbieri-Low Sword-Bearer Lamp: Warring States Lamps Albert Dien Bi Discs of Jade and Glass Elinor Pearlstein Hu or Zhong Vessels Elinor Pearlstein Chariot Canopy Shaft Fitting: Potent Images and Spatial Configurations from Han Tombs to Buddhist Caves Susan L. Beningson Eared Cups: “Suitable for Wine and Food” Hiromi Kinoshita Regional Iconographies in Images of the Queen Mother of the West Sheri A. Lullo Images of Mountains: Boshanlu, Hill Jars, and Hu Vessels Susan N. Erickson The Bear Motif during the Han Dynasty Hiromi Kinoshita Horses in the Mortuary Arts of the Han Dynasty Annette L. Juliano Coins and Coin Moulds Anthony Barbieri-Low Research Essays Carving Out at Living: Stone-Monument Artisans during the Eastern Han Dynasty Anthony Barbieri-Low “Addicted to Antiquity” (nigu): A Brief History of the “Wu Family Shrines,: 150-1961 CE Michael Nylan I. Introduction II. Stele Summary III. The Wu Liang Pictorial Stones: The Literary Evidence Reconfiguring the “Wu Family Shrines”: A Typological Study Cary Y. Liu Selected Bibliography Glossary-Index Photography Credits Tables and Foldouts: Stone Chamber 1 Stone Chamber 2 Stone Chamber 3 Additional Tables: Column Stones Gate-Pillars, Statues, Steles, and Inscriptions Miscellaneous Slabs · · · · · · () |
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以前就看过的书
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