.
Art and Artists of Twentieth-Century China. (OBIS)
Sullivan, Michael.
Berkeley:
University of California Press, 1996.
Art
Lib. N 7345 .S79 1996
This extensive
overview analyzes the art produced in twentieth-century China, and the
collision of western artistic styles and techniques with traditional Chinese
methods, ideas, and values. The
effects of western influence on “modern” China continues to be a frequently
debated issue in the field of Chinese art history and this book reveals
valuable information about the cultural and political climates that shaped
artistic production from the beginning twentieth-century through the 1980's. As noted by the author, this book
discusses both “major” works and lesser known works (or works by lesser known
artists) created during significant periods of cultural and political
change. In addition to a selected
bibliography, this book is supplemented by a "Biographical Index"
providing brief biographical data on over 800 twentieth-century Chinese artists. [MJR 3/5/02; rev. BQP 15Mar'11]
An Index-Dictionary of Chinese Artists, and Collectors, Connoisseurs with Character Identification by Modified Stroke Count. (OBIS)
Seymour, Nancy C.
Metuchen and London: Scarecrow Press, 1988.
Art Ref. N 7348 .S48 1988
The place to start biographical research for those who don't read Chinese, Seymour provides information on over 5,000 Chinese individuals from the T'ang Dynasty through the Modern Period. Most sources are arranged by dynasty or period; Seymour directs readers from the artist to their period. Her "Method for identifying Chinese Characters" is useful if one has an artist's name in character form and needs to identify its romanized (Wade-Giles) form. Names with apostrophes are filed after those without (e.g., Chi precedes Ch'i). Includes a useful index to alternate and additional names.
[3/8/02, BQP]
China Art Now. (OBIS)
Michel Nuridsany
Paris : Flammarion, 2004
Art Library N 7345.6 .N87 2004
Modern Chinese Artists: A Biographical Dictionary. (OBIS)
By Michael Sullivan.
Berkeley : University of California Press, c2006.
Art Reference N 7348 .S85 2006
Sullivan selected approximately 1,380 native born or trained Chinese artists (including those living abroad) with a reputation in China as well as artists whose works are likely to appear in museums, collections and auctions worldwide. Calligraphers are excluded unless they are also painters. [BQP 15Mar'11] The Winking Owl: Art in the People's Republic of China. (OBIS) Ellen Johnston Laing Brief biographies are included for 168 artists.
Berkeley : University of California Press, c1988
Art Library N 7345.L35 1988

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