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Color in Ancient and Medieval East Asia by Mary M Dusenbury; Monica Bethe is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Colors And Color Symbolism In Ancient China -- Colors And Color Symbolism In Early Chinese Ritual Art : Red And Black And The Formation Of The Five Colors System / Guolong Lai -- Tomb And Grotto Paintings -- Wall Paintings At The Mogao Grotto Site, Dunhuang, China : Color Use From Northern Wei To Tang / Lisa Shekede And Su Bomin -- Colors In Mural Paintings In Goguryeo Kingdom Tombs / Park Ah-rim -- Dyes On Ancient Chinese And Japanese Textiles -- Yellow And Red Dyes In Ancient Asian Textiles / Richard Laursen -- Jincao (arthraxon Hispidus) : A Plant Used In Traditional Chinese Medicine And For Dyeing Yellow / Chika Mouri -- Imperial Yellow In The Sixth Century : A Preliminary Attempt To Reproduce Imperial Yellow Based On Instructions In The Qimin Yaoshu / Zhao Feng And Long Bo -- Dye Analysis Of Two Polychrome Woven Textiles From The Han And Tang Dynasties / Liu Jian And Zhao Feng -- Color At The Court Of Japan -- Color At The Japanese Court In The Asuka And Nara Periods / Mary M. Dusenbury -- Color In The Man'yōshū, An Eighth-century Anthology Of Japanese Poetry / Monice Bethe -- Embroidered Slippers In The Shōsōin Repository / Tanaka Yoko -- Color And Yearly Palace Rituals In Ja

Who reads Color in Ancient and Medieval East Asia?

Author

Mary M Dusenbury; Monica Bethe

Publisher

Spencer Museum of Art, the University of Kansas Yale University Press

Published

2015

Language

EN

ISBN

9780300212990

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Art, History, History & Criticism