Issues of Authenticity in Chinese Art: Papers Prepared for an International Symposium Organized by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in Conjunction With the Exhibition "the Artist As - Hardcover

Issues of Authenticity in Chinese Painting

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Small scuff of the edge of the spine. Covers have a touch of edge wear. Few issues in Chinese art and art history arouse the passions of scholars and the public as readily as debates about authenticity, especially when the work under scrutiny is as critically important as "Riverbank," a painting Metropolitan Museum staff attributes to the tenth-century landscape master Dong Yuan (active 930s 60s). If either of these claimsthat it is a product of the tenth century and is by Dong Yuanis correct, "Riverbank" will call for the rewriting of early Chinese painting history. To support our belief in the veracity of the painting, The Metropolitan Museum of Art has recently published the book "Along the Riverbank," a study of the documentation and the style of "Riverbank" that seeks to place the painting in its historical context. The present volume documents the symposium, "Issues of Authenticity in Chinese Painting," which has been organized in order to give a thorough airing of the dissenting opinions about "Riverbank" held by some leading scholars in the field and to examine the methods by which scholars analyze and interpret Chinese paintings Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Book. Artikel-Nr. 160579

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