Papers

Speaker

Topic

Susan Naquin

The Qing Imperial Collection: Objects in Motion

Ming-liang Hsieh

Rethinking the Shapes and Patterns of Goryeo Celadon Wares

Presenter

Topic

Eric Lefebvre

To Recognize the Construction of the National Palace Museum from the French Perspective

Guolong Lai

The Changing Quality of Artefacts Collected by the Qing Court and the Coinciding International

Yu-ping Luk

Representing "Chinese Civilisation": The Collecting and Display of Qing Imperial Paintings at the British Museum

Ming Wilson

How Did Emperor Qianlong View the "English Tributes"

Hui-hsia Chen

The Wooden Bowls from Tibet: The Interaction Between the Qing Court and Tibet

Duncan Bull

The Collecting and Connoisseurship of Italian Paintings in the Netherlands

Yi-li Hou

From Huojidang to Recognize the Reassembling of Nine Baishijian Curio Boxes by the Emperor Qianlong

Pei-chin Yu

The Chenghua Official Ware Collected by the Emperor Qianlong: A Study on the Caiyiiuxia Case

Hui-wen Lu

The Changes of Calligraphy Modelbooks Collected by the Neifu Imperial Inner Court of the Song Dynasties and the Re-editions of the Pavilion Modelbook

Ya-hwei Hsu

The Antiquity Collection of the Southern Song Dynasty: The Structure of Academic Institutes Formed by the Emperor, Ministers, and Officials

Shih-hua Chiu

Through the Paintings of Dong Gao to Observe the Changing Taste of Connoisseurship of Gaozong and Renzong in Paintings

Hsiao-yun Wu

Re-interpret the Tradition with Cast Imitations: The Imperial Mirrors Accomplished in the Qianlong Reign

Yuan-ting Hsu

The Production of the Qing Court Miniature Editions in the 18^th Century and the Imperial Rewards from the Empero

Jan van Campen

A Chinese Collection in 18^th Century The Hague, The Netherlands

Tsukamoto Maromitsu

Chinese Paintings Collected by the Qing Court and the Edo Bakufu

Béatrice Quette

Western Collectors and Chinese Cloisonné Enamels. 1860's – 1920's : David David-Weill's Exceptional Taste

Nicole Chiang

To Collect and to Treasure -- the Relationship Among the Collection, Visual Sense, and Display in the Eastern and Western Imperial Courts

Marta Ajmar

'Held up to the Light': Chinese Ceramics, Material Mimesis and Useful Knowledge in the Italian Renaissance