Oriental art
Hiromitsu Nakazawa, Artist’s Unknown Trajectory, Mie Prefectural Museum of Art
Hiromitsu Nakazawa (中澤弘光 1874-1964) is a western painter, printmaker, oil painter and illustration artist. Former member of the Japan Art…
The art of Takeshi Koya, Mie Prefectural Museum of Art
Takeshi Koya (甲谷 武 1945-) is a contemporary artist from Ise City, Mie Prefecture. Kotani, who studied art by himself,…
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In Search of a Modern Style, Vienna 1900, Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna
The search for a modern Austrian style during the years between 1890 and 1900 went hand in hand with the…
Textile Collection: Flying Carpets, Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna
Carpets illustrate the high degree of cultural networking between Europe and Asia. Produced in the Near and Middle East, carpets…
Asia Collection: China – Japan – Korea, Museum of Applied Arts in Vienna
The MAK Asia Collection is one of the most important collections for Asian art and handicrafts in Europe. Her precious…
The Far-Reaching Fragrance of Tea: The Art and Culture of Tea in Asia, Southern Branch of the Taiwan National Palace Museum
The appreciation is a lifestyle, a fashion, an art, and a culture; it is a shared language of tea connoisseurs.…
Discover Asia in the Eyes of Jade, Southern Branch of the Taiwan National Palace Museum
Most of the Asian Jade artifacts of the National Palace Museum are from the Qing Court’s collection. Those exquisite jade…
Imprints of Buddhas: the Buddhist Art Collection, Southern Branch of the Taiwan National Palace Museum
Buddhism originated in India in the sixth century BCE and underwent more than 1,700 years of development on the subcontinent…
Wearing Asia, The Exchange and Creation of Textiles, Southern Branch of the Taiwan National Palace Museum
Fabric is essential for tailoring clothes. Before the Industrial Revolution, the production of textile was done in a very small…
The Magic of Kneaded Clay, Chinese Ceramic Collection, Taiwan National Palace Museum
Ceramics is a sign of civilization. From processing the clay, shaping the forms, applying the glazes to firing the products…