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Flashcards by iwelcomethedark, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by iwelcomethedark
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| Hongren "The Coming of Autumn" 17th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Anonymous Artist "Portrait of the Kangxi Emperor" 17th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Anonymous Artist "Portraits of the Kangxi Emperor as a young man" 17th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Anonymous Artist "Portrait of the Yongzheng Emperor" 17th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Anonymous Artist "Costume Portraits of the Yongzheng Emperor" Album Leaf #1 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Anonymous Artist "Costume Portraits of the Yongzheng Emperor" Album Leaf #2 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Anonymous Artist "Costume Portraits of the Yongzheng Emperor" Album Leaf #3 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Anonymous Court Artists "Twelve Beauties" Example #1 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Anonymous Court Artists "Twelve Beauties" Example #2 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Guan Daosheng "Bamboo" 13th Century YUAN DYNASTY (sorry) | |
| Mateo Ricci and Paul Xu Guangqi 17th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Giuseppe Castiglione "Auspicious Plants" 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Giuseppe Castiglione "Imperial Horse" 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Giuseppe Castiglione "Horses Under Willows" 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Giuseppe Castiglione "One Hundred Horses" 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Giuseppe Castiglione "Equestrian Portrait of the Qianlong Emperor" 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Giuseppe Castiglione "Spring's Peaceful Message" 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Giuseppe Castiglione "Qianlong Enjoying Antiquities" 18th Century Qing Empire | |
| Yao Wenhan "One or Two" (reminiscent of Ni Zan self portrait) 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Anonymous Artist "The Qianlong Emperor as a Buddhist Saint" 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Potala Palace, Lhasa, and replica at the Qing Summer Retreat at Chengde, Hebei | |
| The Garden of Perfect Brightness (dwelling for Qing Emperors) Snapshot #1 18th - early 19th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| The Garden of Perfect Brightness (dwelling for Qing Emperors) Snapshot #2 18th - early 19th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| The Garden of Perfect Brightness (dwelling for Qing Emperors) Snapshot #3 18th - early 19th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Zodiac Fountain Statues in front of the Garden of Perfect Brightness, time telling mechanism 18th - early 19th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Music Pavilion of Xieqiqu (Western Section) All of the details of the architecture in this photo were characterized by intensive Western Style. This shows the staircase connecting the main building to the pavilion. 19th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| The Southern Side of Xieqiqu Fountains in front of the building, western style, decorations of flower patterns of the arched gate and the railings of the crescent-shaped stairs. 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Anonymous Artist "French Spoils from China Recently Exhibited at the Palace of Tuileries" Beginning of the practice of collecting chinese art and artifacts for auctioning and for the noble household 19th Century (1861) Qing Dynasty | |
| Depiction of Empress Eugenie in the Palace of Fontainebleau. After the Anglo-French expedition of the Summer Palace in 1860, spoils from this expedition were brought back to France. Many precious objects were given to her Majesty the Empress in an attempt to create a sort of "Chinese Museum" | |
| The bronze zodiac heads looted from the Summer Palace in 1860 during the Second Opium War. Three in particular found themselves in auctions wherein representatives of designer Yves Saint Laurent purchased them. They were originally returned to China, who initially had ill feelings towards the auctioning. | |
| (not technically Qing Dynasty but worth noting) AI Weiwei "Circle of Animas/Zodiac Heads" 2011 Interesting commentary on the bronze zodiac heads that were stolen, auctioned, and eventually returned. | |
| Jin Nong "Plum Blossoms" 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Huang Shen "Tao Yuanming Enjoying Chrysanthemums" 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Luo Ping "Album of Ghosts" 18th Century Qing Dynasty | |
| Ren Xiong "Self Portrait" 19th Century Qing Dynasty Examples of more realistic and modeled portraiture with vestiges of old 2-D, sharp Chinese style seen in the past. Synthesis of two styles. |
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