http://www.historyforkids.org/learn/china/art/shang.htm Karen Carr, Portland state University Shang Dynasty Chinese Art Last update March 10 2015 Today’s date March 11 2015
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Our timeline is based on the Chinese art in the Zhou, Ming, Sui, Han, and the Yuan dynasty. We included various forms of art from paintings to sculpture, and from calligraphy to cloisonne. The arts took a great change during the Chinese rule, especially painting, they use to paint picture of battles, etc, but the Chinese didn’t they painted landscapes, which they thought were better. Porcelain was one of the greatest forms of art during that period of time, especially when the new trade route was established,during the sixteenth century, porcelain made its way to Europe.
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Karen Carr, Portland state University
Shang Dynasty Chinese Art
Last update March 10 2015
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Shang Dynasty Chinese Art
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Chin Dynasty Chinese art
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Han Dynasty Chinese Art
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Dr. Karen Carr, Portland State University
Ming Dynasty Chinese Art
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Dr. Karen Carr, Portland State University
Yuan Dynasty Chinese Art
Last Update: March 11 2015
Today’s date: March 11, 2015
Our timeline is based on the Chinese art in the Zhou, Ming, Sui, Han, and the Yuan dynasty. We included various forms of art from paintings to sculpture, and from calligraphy to cloisonne. The arts took a great change during the Chinese rule, especially painting, they use to paint picture of battles, etc, but the Chinese didn’t they painted landscapes, which they thought were better. Porcelain was one of the greatest forms of art during that period of time, especially when the new trade route was established,during the sixteenth century, porcelain made its way to Europe.
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