Chinese Painters
Chinese Painters
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Its subject, a river god on a chariot drawn by dragons, issimilar in composition to the models used by the artisans of the thirdcentury.
We have, however, better testimony than a copy made at a later period. TheBritish Museum, in London, is the owner of a painting attributed to KuK'ai-chih. The reasons impelling us to believe in its authenticity areweighty, almost indisputable. [6][B] We therefore accept it here and willendeavor to define the work of one of the greatest painters of China inthe ...fourth and the beginning of the fifth century.
[5] This painting formed part of the collection of the ex-viceroy Tuan Fang, killed in 1911, during the revolution. It was published in 1911 by the Japanese archeologist, Mr. Taki.
[6] These reasons are set forth in a work which Mr. Laurence Binyon is preparing, to accompany a reproduction engraved by Japanese artists for the British Museum.
[B] The preceding footnote refers to a work published in 1913 by the Trustees of the British Museum, containing a reproduction of the painting in its entirety and giving a full description.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its subject, a river god on a chariot drawn by dragons, issimilar in composition to the models used by the artisans of the thirdcentury.
We have, however, better testimony than a copy made at a later period. TheBritish Museum, in London, is the owner of a painting attributed to KuK'ai-chih. The reasons impelling us to believe in its authenticity areweighty, almost indisputable. [6][B] We therefore accept it here and willendeavor to define the work of one of the greatest painters of China inthe ...fourth and the beginning of the fifth century.
[5] This painting formed part of the collection of the ex-viceroy Tuan Fang, killed in 1911, during the revolution. It was published in 1911 by the Japanese archeologist, Mr. Taki.
[6] These reasons are set forth in a work which Mr. Laurence Binyon is preparing, to accompany a reproduction engraved by Japanese artists for the British Museum.
[B] The preceding footnote refers to a work published in 1913 by the Trustees of the British Museum, containing a reproduction of the painting in its entirety and giving a full description.
What to read after Chinese Painters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Petrucci Raphaël to read onlineMoreLess
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