#ArtsofChina - Twitter Hashtag

almost 5 years ago

The exhibition of Dazu Rock Carvings will be held in the National Museum of China on September 17 to November 17, including 82 pieces of great works from the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty.#grotto #artsofChina #Dazu

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iChongqing

@iChongqing_CIMC

almost 5 years ago

The exhibition of Dazu Rock Carvings will be held in the National Museum of China on September 17 to November 17, including 82 pieces of great works from the Song Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty.#grotto #artsofChina #Dazu

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Brooklyn Museum @brooklynmuseum

over 6 years ago

One of the most common emblems of the #LunarNewYear season is the fish, because the word for fish, “yu,” sounds like the word for prosperity. We wish you a healthy and successful new year! https://t.co/T3PqbzeFov #ArtsofAsia #ArtsofChina

brooklynmuseum's tweet photo. One of the most common emblems of the #LunarNewYear season is the fish, because the word for fish, “yu,” sounds like the word for prosperity. We wish you a healthy and successful new year! https://t.co/T3PqbzeFov #ArtsofAsia #ArtsofChina https://t.co/lOVw3oKB0h

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Brooklyn Museum @brooklynmuseum

over 6 years ago

One of the major themes in the new #ArtsofAsia galleries is international exchange. This leather trunk probably traveled on the Silk Road, as it was made in eastern China for client with a taste for central Asian decoration. https://t.co/T3PqbzeFov #ArtsofChina

brooklynmuseum's tweet photo. One of the major themes in the new #ArtsofAsia galleries is international exchange. This leather trunk probably traveled on the Silk Road, as it was made in eastern China for client with a taste for central Asian decoration. https://t.co/T3PqbzeFov #ArtsofChina https://t.co/YYR6SeLrwj

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Brooklyn Museum @brooklynmuseum

over 6 years ago

This painting was created by Xu Bing specifically for the our new #ArtsofChina galleries. The painting reads from left to right, following English word order, and from top to bottom in columns, as in traditional Chinese texts. https://t.co/nVjBFXC6Nc #OneXuBing

brooklynmuseum's tweet photo. This painting was created by Xu Bing specifically for the our new #ArtsofChina galleries. The painting reads from left to right, following English word order, and from top to bottom in columns, as in traditional Chinese texts. https://t.co/nVjBFXC6Nc #OneXuBing https://t.co/SkuTXBbUlq

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Brooklyn Museum @brooklynmuseum

over 6 years ago

Raise your hand if you've checked out our new #ArtsofAsia galleries! This fierce, armor-clad Lokapala or Heavenly King would have served as a Buddhist guardian of the four cardinal directions. https://t.co/kwe5gsbo8n #ArtsofChina

brooklynmuseum's tweet photo. Raise your hand if you've checked out our new #ArtsofAsia galleries! This fierce, armor-clad Lokapala or Heavenly King would have served as a Buddhist guardian of the four cardinal directions. https://t.co/kwe5gsbo8n #ArtsofChina https://t.co/OpQGNLomw4

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