Chapter 7: East Asia (1600–1750)

Kirkham, Pat; Weber, Susan

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Chapter 7: East Asia (1600–1750)

Lee Talbot and Tomoko Sakomura

History of Design: Decorative Arts and Material Culture 1400–2000

In April 1644, after a century of dynastic decline characterized by inattentive emperors, power-hungry eunuchs...

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Lee Talbot and Tomoko Sakomura

PublisherBard Graduate Center

PublisherYale University Press

Related print edition pages: pp.145-173

https://doi.org/10.37862/aaeportal.00219.007

Stable URL: https://aaeportal.com/?id=-20627

Chapter subject tags:Decoration and ornament--China--History--Ming-Qing dynasties, 1368-1912House furnishingsDecorative arts--Korea--History--Chosŏn dynasty, 1392-1910Edo period, Japan, 1600-1868International trade

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List of illustrations

Portrait of Wang Shimin, detail by Gu Jianlong
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1670–1700
Side table by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1600–1700
Folding screen by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1670–1700
Panel (Furnishing Fabric) by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1600–1650
Chair cover by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1600–1630
Brush holder with Ode to the Pavilion of the Inebriated Old Man by Zhang Xihuang
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1600–1630
Brush holder with Ode to the Pavilion of the Inebriated Old Man by Zhang Xihuang
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1600–1630
Qin by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1634
Inkstone with phoenix design by Gu Erniang
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1700–1730
Inkstone with phoenix design by Gu Erniang
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1700–1730
Six-Post Canopy Bed by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1600–1630
Lidded jar by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1650–1660
Censer by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1600–1700
Manchu-style court robe by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1725–1750
Covered Box for Seal Paste by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1662–1722
Vase with Kangxi mark by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1662–1722
Jar by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1700–1750
Bottle by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1700–1730
Ink stand and document safe (gakgyesuri-yeonsang) by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1700–1800
Rank badge (hyungbae) by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
c. 1700–1800
Key holder (yeolsui-bae) by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
Unknown
Furnishings from the Hatsune Trousseau by Kōami Nagashige (Chōjū)
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1637–1639
Ninsei-style Incense Burner with Flowers of the Four Seasons by Nonomura Ninsei
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1630–1670
Irises at Yatsuhashi (Eight-Plank Bridge) by Ogata Kōrin
By John Carlson
on Mar 04
c. 1709
Irises at Yatsuhashi (Eight-Plank Bridge) by Ogata Kōrin
By John Carlson
on Mar 04
c. 1709
Suzuribako with Design of Eight-Plank Bridge, from the Tales of Ise by Ogata Kōrin
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1700–1725
Set of Five Dishes by Ogata Kenzan
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1700–1730
Cherry Blossom Viewing Picnic by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
c. 1624–1644
Woman's Kimono (Kosode) by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1700–1730
Kimono Patterns from the Shôtoku Era (Shôtoku hinagata) by Sukenobu, Nishikawa
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1713
Yūzen-technique robe (kosode) by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1700–1800
Kakiemon-ware jar by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
1660–1690
Dish with Cherry Blossoms and Textile Curtains by Unknown
By John Carlson
on Oct 28
c. 1670–1690