Studies in the Art of China and South-East Asia, Volume II

Delve into the captivating world of Chinese and South-East Asian art with Studies in the Art of China and South-East Asia, Volume II by Professor Sullivan, published by Pindar Press in 1992. This comprehensive volume encompasses 405 pages of insightful essays that trace the evolution of Chinese art, from its traditional roots through the transformative influences of 20th-century European styles. Professor Sullivan meticulously examines the tensions between longstanding artistic traditions and the ideologies of Marxism, providing a nuanced perspective on the cultural shifts at play.

In addition to Chinese art, this volume also sheds light on the rich artistic heritage of South-East Asia, exploring the unique characteristics that define regional art forms and the significant influence of Chinese porcelain coupled with intriguing Indian elements. Perfect for art historians, students, and enthusiasts alike, this essential collection invites readers to appreciate the intricate dialogues within Asian art history.