Since 1981, the availability of material has radically altered perceptions of Tibetan art and has raised the issue of connoisseurship. In recognition of the region's distinctive but rapidly disappearing cultural heritage, important fieldwork uncovering previously unknown sites has been actively pursued by scholars from many nations. The 35 articles in Art of Tibet examine the issues of style, schools, workshops, individual artists and textual sources for styles.

The book is a unique source of reference for anyone interested in Tibetan art. Included are essays by Valrae Reynolds, Jane Casey Singer, Terese Bartholomew, Thomas J. Pritzker, Ian Alsop, Pratapaditya Pal, Joseph Dye, Philip Denwood, Michael Henss, Deborah Klimburg-Salter, Heather Stoddard, Amy Heller, Helmut Neumann, Robert Linrothe, Helmut Uhlig and Christian Luczanits.

This 320 page volume is lavishly illustrated with 410 colour plates and 105 black and white images.

Since 1981, the availability of material has radically altered perceptions of Tibetan art and has raised the issue of connoisseurship. In recognition of the region's distinctive but rapidly disappearing cultural heritage, important fieldwork uncovering previously unknown sites has been actively pursued by scholars from many nations. The 35 articles in Art of Tibet examine the issues of style, schools, workshops, individual artists and textual sources for styles.

The book is a unique source of reference for anyone interested in Tibetan art. Included are essays by Valrae Reynolds, Jane Casey Singer, Terese Bartholomew, Thomas J. Pritzker, Ian Alsop, Pratapaditya Pal, Joseph Dye, Philip Denwood, Michael Henss, Deborah Klimburg-Salter, Heather Stoddard, Amy Heller, Helmut Neumann, Robert Linrothe, Helmut Uhlig and Christian Luczanits.

This 320 page volume is lavishly illustrated with 410 colour plates and 105 black and white images.

The 59 articles and reviews on Chinese bronzes published since 1983 reveal important insights into the artistic achievement and technical virtuosity of ancient Chinese bronze casting, particularly in light of the substantial research that has been carried out as a result of recent excavations.

Included are essays by Emma C. Bunker, Jessica Rawson, Robert W. Bagley, Ma Chengyuan, Chen Peifen, Colin Mackenzie, Yin Shengping, Michael Knight, Li Xueqin, Jenny F. So, Adele Scholmbs, Li Chaoyuan, Chen Xiandan, Wu Hung, Jay Xu, Sergey S. Minyaev, Alain Thote, Guolong Lai, Wang Xun and Zhao Zhijun, J. Keith Wilson, Pieter Meyers and Herbert Butz.

This 436 page volume is lavishly illustrated with 520 colour plates and 335 black and white images.

The 59 articles and reviews on Chinese bronzes published since 1983 reveal important insights into the artistic achievement and technical virtuosity of ancient Chinese bronze casting, particularly in light of the substantial research that has been carried out as a result of recent excavations.

Included are essays by Emma C. Bunker, Jessica Rawson, Robert W. Bagley, Ma Chengyuan, Chen Peifen, Colin Mackenzie, Yin Shengping, Michael Knight, Li Xueqin, Jenny F. So, Adele Scholmbs, Li Chaoyuan, Chen Xiandan, Wu Hung, Jay Xu, Sergey S. Minyaev, Alain Thote, Guolong Lai, Wang Xun and Zhao Zhijun, J. Keith Wilson, Pieter Meyers and Herbert Butz.

This 436 page volume is lavishly illustrated with 520 colour plates and 335 black and white images.

The 59 articles and reviews on Chinese bronzes published since 1983 reveal important insights into the artistic achievement and technical virtuosity of ancient Chinese bronze casting, particularly in light of the substantial research that has been carried out as a result of recent excavations.

Included are essays by Emma C. Bunker, Jessica Rawson, Robert W. Bagley, Ma Chengyuan, Chen Peifen, Colin Mackenzie, Yin Shengping, Michael Knight, Li Xueqin, Jenny F. So, Adele Scholmbs, Li Chaoyuan, Chen Xiandan, Wu Hung, Jay Xu, Sergey S. Minyaev, Alain Thote, Guolong Lai, Wang Xun and Zhao Zhijun, J. Keith Wilson, Pieter Meyers and Herbert Butz.

This 436 page volume is lavishly illustrated with 520 colour plates and 335 black and white images.

The book will provide a unique source of reference for anyone interested in Chinese ceramics. Included are 75 essays and book reviews from specialists such as Feng Xianming, Rose Kerr, Regina Krahl, Margaret Medley, Peter Lam, Li Huibing, Liu Xinyuan, Ronald W. Longsdorf, Stacey Pierson, Rosemary E. Scott, Clarence F. Shangraw, Julia Curtis, Doreen Stoneham, Suzanne Valenstein, Robert Mowry, Julian Thompson and Shawn Eichman.

This 536 page volume is lavishly illustrated with 779 colour plates and 246 black and white images.

This volume traces the development of research and study of the field of Chinese furniture as well as provides a comprehensive overview of the trends in collecting over the past twenty years.

Includes are articles by leading experts in the field such as Wang Shixiang, Sarah Handler, Craig Clunas, Tseng Yuho Ecke, Grace Wu Bruce, Klaas Ruitenbeek, Lark Mason, Tian Jiaqing, Curtis Evarts, Christopher Cooke, Robert Piccus and Ronald Longsdorf.

This 404 page volume is lavishly illustrated with 482 colour plates and 316 black and white images.

The 33 articles investigate the long history of jade culture in China and the superb craftsmanship it produced. Particular emphasis is given to the reattribution of material in museum and private collections in light of recent scientific archaeology.

Included are essays by leading experts in the field such as Wu Hung, Elizabeth Childs-Johnson, Yang Jianfang, Zhao Qingfang, K. C. Chang, Angus Forsyth, Jenny So, Yang Boda and Jessica Rawson. This 220 page volume is lavishly illustrated with 300 colour plates and 185 black and white images.