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Auction News – 16 June 2020
Two 18th century Yangcai vases have been successfully sold in Paris over the last month as sales resume after the lockdown. Also a look
Auction Review – 16 June 2020
A round up of the recent international Chinese auctions. Robert Bradlow looks at the Sotheby’s Hong Kong sale China 500 years held on 5 June,
Preview – 16 June 2020
A preview of some of the forthcoming international Chinese auctions being held over the next month. Robert Bradlow reviews Woolley and Wallis sale of Fine
The Asian Art World and Covid-19’, panel discussion hosted by Dr Malcolm McNeil of SOAS
This panel discussion was held on Tuesday 9 June and the panel consisted of a museum curator: Anna Jackson, Keeper of the Asian department at
Article 10, Two Generous Bequests to the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.
I last visited the Fitzwilliam Museum in March 2019 and walking through the galleries, I was struck by the variety and quality of the exhibits.
Article 9, The Asian Art Museum, Corfu
Sun, Sea and a Little Surprise on a Greek Island, The Asian Art Museum, Corfu
Article 8, 1935-36 Exhibition of Chinese Art at the RA
The International Exhibition at Burlington House was the largest one of Chinese art ever to be mounted. It ran from the 28th November 1935 to
Article 7, The Depiction of Animals in Yuan Dynasty Blue and White Porcelain in British Museums
A number of the pieces that will be looked at in this article were exhibited in the ground breaking exhibition Chinese Art Under the Mongols: The
Article 6, The Design Museum, Copenhagen
About ten years ago I was invited to host a handling session at the Design Museum in Copenhagen for some of its members and friends.