Visual culture in Shanghai 1850s-1930s : edited with an introduction by Jason C. Kuo.

Author(s): Kuo, Jason C.,

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Main Title
Visual culture in Shanghai 1850s-1930s
Author(s)
Kuo, Jason C.,
Publisher
Washington : New Academia Publishing, 2007
Collation
xvi, 356 pages : illustrations
24 cm
ISBN
9780978771386
Dewey Class
700.951
Contents
Introduction -- Patronage and the beginning of a modern art world in late Qing Shanghai -- Uncommon themes and uncommon subject matters in Ren Xiong's Album after poems by Yao Xie -- Deliberate looks: Ren Bonian's 1888 Album of women -- The traditionalist response to modernity: the Chinese Painting Society of Shanghai -- Notes on Chinese photography and advertising in late nineteenth-century Shanghai -- Artwork, commodity, event: respresentations o the female body in modern Chinese pictorials -- The bare truth: nudes, sex, and the modernization project in Shanghai pictorials -- Shanghai women of 1939: visuality and the limits of feminine modernity -- Art deco and modernist art in Chinese calendar posters -- The Park Hotel in Shanghai: a metaphor for 1930s China -- The Shanghai gaze: visual culture and images of modernity.
Language
English
Subject
Art
Art, Modern
Artists
Art and society
BRN
10790

Notes

  • The book is a study of meanings of Shanghai style through examination of paintings of the Shanghai school and other media of visual representation.

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