A Tale of Two CitiesAlso tagged Criticism and interpretation
"During the Ming Dynasty numerous new animal themes were created to convey political and ethical messages current at court. As the result a sophisticated language of Chinese animal painting was developed, employing both the animals' symbolic associations and homonymic puns. Hou-mei Sung's exciting rediscovery of some of these lost meanings has led to a full-scale investigation of the evolving history of Chinese animal painting." "Distinct symbolic meanings were associated with individual motifs, but all animals were assigned a place in the universe according to the Chinese concept of nature.…
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| Format | Publisher | Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edition | Yale University Press | 2009 | 9780931537356 |
| Edition | Yale University | 2009 | 9780300141528 |
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