CHINESE BRONZES AND WORKS OF ART - A group of approximately 122 publications on Chinese bronzes and works of art. - photo 1

CHINESE BRONZES AND WORKS OF ART - A group of approximately 122 publications on Chinese bronzes and works of art.

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30.03.2023 09:30UTC -04:00
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Lot 10 | CHINESE BRONZES AND WORKS OF ART - A group of approximately 122 publications on Chinese bronzes and works of art.
Including ROSTOVTZEFF, M. Princeton Monographs in Art and Archaeology XIV: The Animal Style in Russia and China. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1929. Original cloth, dust jacket, slipcase. -- WU, Zhefu et al. "Five Thousand Years of Chinese Art" Series: Bronze Mirrors. Taipei: The "Five Thousand Years of Chinese Art" Editorial Committee, 1993. 2 volumes. Text printed in Chinese. Original cloth, dust jackets. -- BULLING, A. The Decoration of Mirrors of the Han Period. Ascona: Artibus Asiae Publishers, 1960. Original cloth, printed dust jacket. -- FALKENHAUSEN, Lothar von et al. The Lloyd Cotsen Study Collection of Chinese Bronze Mirrors. Los Angeles: Cotsen Occasional Press & UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Press, 2011. 2 volumes. Handwritten card with signature by Lloyd Cotsen attached inside. Original cloth, cloth slipcase. -- SENGOKU, Tadashi. Sengoku Zo Kagami (Mirrors from the Sengoku Collection). Sakai: Himawari Printing Co. Ltd., 2013. Text printed in Japanese. Original cloth, transparent dust jacket. -- Approximately 115 publications on Chinese bronze mirrors, Chinese bronzes and Chinese works of art.
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