De Gruyter - A General History of Chinese Art: Qing Dynasty

Explore the artistic evolution of the final imperial era with A General History of Chinese Art: Qing Dynasty. Published by De Gruyter, this volume provides a detailed look at the cultural shifts that defined this significant period in history. Readers can examine the growth of opera and playwriting, which played a major role in the social fabric of the time. This book offers a deep look into the development of scroll painting and the revival of traditional skills like calligraphy and seal carving. As part of a larger six-volume series, this work contributes to a massive study of Chinese art that spans from the Prehistoric Era through to 1911. It is a valuable resource for those studying the progression of art forms and the specific movements that shaped the Qing Dynasty.