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An introduction to the history of Chinese pictorial art (1905)

Giles, Herbert Allen, 1845-1935 · Shanghai, China : Keloy & Walsh, ld. · leaf 59

An illustration from An introduction to the history of Chinese pictorial art, 1905, leaf 59 — CHAPTER III A. D. 600 — goo The T‘ang Dynasty The T(ang dynasty, A.D. 618 — 905， is inseparably associated in the minds of the Chinese people with poetry, painting, and music. From its three hundred years of existence, some three hundred names of painters have come down to us, of which only a few… … Mainly interesting for the subject. The entire absence of background is unusual, but this may be an omission of the wood-engraver's. L.B. — See p. 40. guished in art. Yen Li-te, known to the Japanese as En-riu-toku, the elder and the lesser light, — though one Chinese critic says

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