Description
Book SynopsisVolume 2 of Professor Sullivan's collected essays covers Chinese art evolution from traditional to 20th-century European influence, exploring conflicts between tradition and Marxism. Its topics include South-East Asian art and the influence of Chinese porcelain, highlighting regional uniqueness and Indian elements.
Table of ContentsPreface
Traditional Aesthetics: Help or Hindrance to the Resurgence of East Asia?
The Traditional Trend in Contemporary Chinese Art
A Fresh Look at Twentieth Century Chinese Painting;
Contemporary Chinese Painting from the People's Republic of China
Art and the Social Framework
Values through Art: Social Ethics as an Aesthetic
Art in China Today: New Directions in Chinese Art
Notes on Chinese Export Wares in Southeast Asia: Kendi
Chinese Export Porcelain in Singapore
Archaeology in the Philippines
Archaeology in Thailand Today, Excavations in Kedah and Province Wellesley - 1957
The P'ra Sila of Chiengmai and its Replicas
"Raja Bersiong's Flagpole Base": A Possible Link between
Ancient Malaya and Champa
The Discovery of Angkor
Sketches of Penang by James Wathen in the University of Malaya Art Museum
Tessai
Additional Notes
Index
