The tenth-century Chinese handscroll The Night Banquet of Han Xizai (attributed to tenth-century artist Gu Hongzheng), long famous for its depiction of a decadent party hosted by a government official, is used by De-nin Lee to explore how art objects are created and the many sociopolitical eras and individual hands through which they pass.
The tenth-century Chinese handscroll The Night Banquet of Han Xizai (attributed to tenth-century artist Gu Hongzheng), long famous for its depiction of a decadent party hosted by a government official, is used by De-nin Lee to explore how art objects are created and the many sociopolitical eras and individual hands through which they pass.
Note to Readers Acknowledgments Introduction: A Cultural Biography of The Night Banquet of Han Xizai 1. Structure, Imagery, Authenticity 2. The Confucian Gaze and the Voyeuristic Gaze 3. The Confucian Gaze "A drunken man cursing in public" 4. The Connoisseurial Gaze "Like ancient jades . . . worth treasuring" 5. Looking through Modern Eyes "Fortune fit for a nation" Epilogue Epitaph and Afterlife Chinese Texts Glossary of Chinese Characters Notes Bibliography Index
Note to Readers Acknowledgments Introduction: A Cultural Biography of The Night Banquet of Han Xizai 1. Structure, Imagery, Authenticity 2. The Confucian Gaze and the Voyeuristic Gaze 3. The Confucian Gaze "A drunken man cursing in public" 4. The Connoisseurial Gaze "Like ancient jades . . . worth treasuring" 5. Looking through Modern Eyes "Fortune fit for a nation" Epilogue Epitaph and Afterlife Chinese Texts Glossary of Chinese Characters Notes Bibliography Index
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