Chinese art history

The best entry book of Chinese art history, Oxford, Yale, Princeton’s 40 -year classic reading book

Academician Rongxiu University of Oxford, the authority of Chinese art history, Michael Su Liwen, after “20th Century Chinese Art and Artists”, another heavy masterpiece

“History of Chinese Art” By sorting out the ancient ancient, pre -Qin, Qin and Han dynasties, the three kingdoms, the Sui and Tang dynasties, the Sui and Tang dynasties, and the Chinese art from the Song Dynasty, the Ming Dynasty, and the Ming Dynasty to the 20th century, the different categories of Chinese art -architecture, carving, painting, calligraphy, ceramics, etc. The forms and characteristics of different times are clear, meticulous, and comprehensively displayed in front of the readers.

Author Su Liwen not only comprehensively discusses the characteristics of Chinese art itself, but also focuses on the combination of art and history. It puts different expressions of Chinese art in a grand historical narrative, and wrote the Chinese art of Chinese art for thousands of years. Evolution.

This book is the best book of Chinese art. Except for Su Liwen, no Chinese art historian can have such extensive knowledge. ——The Ban Zonghua (Richard Barnhart (Professor of Art History of Yale University)

Su Liwen’s “History of Chinese Art” is clear and the balance of content is familiar to the theme, and there is almost no right. It provides excellent ways to all Chinese artists. ——The Jerome Silber Geld, Director of Art History and Archeology of Princeton University)

Mr. Su Liwen is an old friend of the Chinese art world. His research and promotion of Chinese art has spared no effort to contribute to China, but also contributed huge to all human art development. ——Pan Gongkai (Dean of the Central Academy of Fine Arts)

Mr. Su always has a huge enthusiasm for Chinese art and the Chinese people, which is very moving. ——Shao ​​Dazhen (Professor of the Department of Fine Arts of the Central Academy of Fine Arts)

Professor Su Liwen has given many encouragement and support to both Chinese artists and Chinese art historians. He is a real elderly person. We are all grateful to him. —— Wan Qingli (Professor of Chinese Art History at the University of Hong Kong)