The Museum Journal | Asian Section

Vol. XVII / No. 1

By: Ananda K. Coomaraswamy

A Statuette Of Vishnu From Kashmir

The Museum of the University of Pennsylvania is the fortunate possessor of a very finely sculptured and well preserved statuette […]

Vol. XVII / No. 1

By: Helen E. Fernald

I Introduction Mention was made in a recent article in THE MUSEUM JOURNAL1 of some Chinese grave figurines which have […]

Vol. XVII / No. 1

By: Helen E. Fernald

Vistors to the University Museum have noticed for some time past a group of three pottery statuettes in the Chinese […]

Vol. XVI / No. 3

By: Helen E. Fernald

On May 22, 1925, there was opened to invited guests of the Museum an Exhibition of Chinese Art which included […]

Vol. XV / No. 4

Among its more recent acquisitions, the Museum is fortunate in having a group of the Graeco-Buddhist sculpture found in the […]

Vol. XV / No. 4

A number of important pieces of Chinese sculpture accumulated during the last two years deserve special mention, though at this […]

Vol. XIV / No. 1

By: George Byron Gordon

The votive stela recently acquired by the Museum is one of exceptional interest and importance. Its outline and proportions are […]

Vol. XII / No. 2

By: C. W. Bishop

Not chance alone has brought Shantung, instead of some other of China’s Eighteen Provinces, to the fore at the late […]

Vol. IX / No. 3-4

By: C. W. Bishop

Of the Antecedents of the Chinese Horse Before attempting to describe the series of reliefs so widely known as the […]

Vol. IX / No. 2

By: C. W. Bishop

It is becoming steadily more evident as archæological study progresses that advancement in the arts of civilized life is as […]