Box MSS001.20
Contains 16 Results:
Shangraw, Clarence, "Early Painted Pottery from Northwest China in the Avery Brundage Collection", 1975
Reprint with compliments of the author.
Smith, Caron, excerpt from thesis "Fauk'uau Traditions in Chinese Painting", 1985
This series consists of articles, theses and correspondence from students and Asian scholars as well as photographs, negatives and glass plate negatives relating to his research. It also contains research notes, documents relating to his membership in various professional organizations, grade reports and fellowship applications, and teaching materials. Also of note are his original manuscript and the galley proofs for The Art and Architecture of China.
Smithies, Richard, "The Search for the Lohans of I-chou (YIXIAN)", 1983
This series consists of articles, theses and correspondence from students and Asian scholars as well as photographs, negatives and glass plate negatives relating to his research. It also contains research notes, documents relating to his membership in various professional organizations, grade reports and fellowship applications, and teaching materials. Also of note are his original manuscript and the galley proofs for The Art and Architecture of China.
Soper, A.C., undated
Notes from the Li Tai Ming Hua Chi.
Spiro, Audrey
Includes "Studies in Portraiture: Another Part of the Forrest", 1982.
Stanley-Baker, Joan, "A Heterodox Chinese Painting Tradition in the Formation of Japanese Nanga"
This series consists of articles, theses and correspondence from students and Asian scholars as well as photographs, negatives and glass plate negatives relating to his research. It also contains research notes, documents relating to his membership in various professional organizations, grade reports and fellowship applications, and teaching materials. Also of note are his original manuscript and the galley proofs for The Art and Architecture of China.
Thorp, Robert L., draft of "The Development of Canonical Traditions of Mortuary Art in the Han Dynasties" (206 B.C.- A.D. 220), chapters 2-3
This series consists of articles, theses and correspondence from students and Asian scholars as well as photographs, negatives and glass plate negatives relating to his research. It also contains research notes, documents relating to his membership in various professional organizations, grade reports and fellowship applications, and teaching materials. Also of note are his original manuscript and the galley proofs for The Art and Architecture of China.
Thorp, Robert L., draft of "Mortuary Arts of Early Imperial China: The Architecture, Furnishings and Decoration of Tombs", chapters 1-2
This series consists of articles, theses and correspondence from students and Asian scholars as well as photographs, negatives and glass plate negatives relating to his research. It also contains research notes, documents relating to his membership in various professional organizations, grade reports and fellowship applications, and teaching materials. Also of note are his original manuscript and the galley proofs for The Art and Architecture of China.
Thorp, Robert, "The Northern Wei Sarcophagus in The Nelson Gallery"
This series consists of articles, theses and correspondence from students and Asian scholars as well as photographs, negatives and glass plate negatives relating to his research. It also contains research notes, documents relating to his membership in various professional organizations, grade reports and fellowship applications, and teaching materials. Also of note are his original manuscript and the galley proofs for The Art and Architecture of China.
Thorp, Robert L., "Origins of Chinese Architectural Style:The Earliest Plans and Building Types"
This series consists of articles, theses and correspondence from students and Asian scholars as well as photographs, negatives and glass plate negatives relating to his research. It also contains research notes, documents relating to his membership in various professional organizations, grade reports and fellowship applications, and teaching materials. Also of note are his original manuscript and the galley proofs for The Art and Architecture of China.