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To deepen the understanding of cultural and social background of Chinese Jade Ware.
The Palace Museum’s Essential Collection
The Palace Museum’s Essential Collection
Selected 260 pieces of Chinese jade ware from different cultures, periods and dynasties.
The Palace Museum, the Forbidden City, has a comprehensive collection of the world’s largest treasury of ancient Chinese art. The Museum is an abundant resource for anyone who is interested in Chinese painting, ceramic ware, jade ware, calligraphy, furniture, and other valuable treasures.
This title offers descriptions, in chronological order, of a selected collection of 260 pieces of jade ware from different cultures, periods, and dynasties collected by the Palace Museum. The usage and history of jade objects are introduced in addition to a brief description of the design and motifs, hoping that it can help readers to have a basic understanding of the jade collection in the Palace Museum and the development of jade ware in China.
中国故宫藏品图解之绝对珍藏本 让你一本看通中国玉器藏品
专家解说中国故宫珍藏玉器，展现各文化、时代的独特风格
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The Palace Museum
SHAN JIXIANG was born in Beijing in 1954. He received his doctorate degree in Urban Planning and Design from the School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, and studied in Japan from 1980 to 1984. After his return to China, Dr. Shan held several posts such as deputy director of Beijing Municipal Administration of City Planning, director of Beijing Municipal Administration of Cultural Heritage, director of Beijing Municipal Commission of Urban Planning, and director of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage. Since January of 2002, Dr. Shan has taken up positions of director of the Palace Museum, research fellow of the Palace Museum, director of China Cultural Relics Academy, and vice chairman of China Building Decoration Association.
ZHANG GUANGWEN was born in 1949. He graduated from the Department of Chinese Language and Literature of the Renmin University of China. Since 1978, he has served in the Palace Museum and he is now a research fellow there. He has been specializing in cultural relics management and antique handicrafts research work for a long period of time. His academic research interests cover jade ware features in different periods of the Qing Dynasty, evaluation of the production period of jade ware, and colloquial explanations of ancient jade ware culture.
The Palace Museum
SHAN JIXIANG was born in Beijing in 1954. He received his doctorate degree in Urban Planning and Design from the School of Architecture, Tsinghua University, and studied in Japan from 1980 to 1984. After his return to China, Dr. Shan held several posts such as deputy director of Beijing Municipal Administration of City Planning, director of Beijing Municipal Administration of Cultural Heritage, director of Beijing Municipal Commission of Urban Planning, and director of the State Administration of Cultural Heritage. Since January of 2002, Dr. Shan has taken up positions of director of the Palace Museum, research fellow of the Palace Museum, director of China Cultural Relics Academy, and vice chairman of China Building Decoration Association.
ZHANG GUANGWEN was born in 1949. He graduated from the Department of Chinese Language and Literature of the Renmin University of China. Since 1978, he has served in the Palace Museum and he is now a research fellow there. He has been specializing in cultural relics management and antique handicrafts research work for a long period of time. His academic research interests cover jade ware features in different periods of the Qing Dynasty, evaluation of the production period of jade ware, and colloquial explanations of ancient jade ware culture.
图书目录
Forewords
Introducing the Palace Museum to the World
Looking at History through Art
An Introductory Essay
Introduction to Chinese Ancient Jade in the Collection of the Palace Museum
Neolithic Age
Xia, Shang, and the Western Zhou Period
Eastern Zhou to the Southern and Northern Dynasties
Sui and Tang to Ming Dynasties
Qing Dynasty
Index of Jade Ware and Corresponding Chinese Characters / Pinyin
Dynastic Chronology of Chinese History
Introducing the Palace Museum to the World
Looking at History through Art
An Introductory Essay
Introduction to Chinese Ancient Jade in the Collection of the Palace Museum
Neolithic Age
Xia, Shang, and the Western Zhou Period
Eastern Zhou to the Southern and Northern Dynasties
Sui and Tang to Ming Dynasties
Qing Dynasty
Index of Jade Ware and Corresponding Chinese Characters / Pinyin
Dynastic Chronology of Chinese History
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