Asian Section
Vol. IX / No. 2
By: C. W. Bishop
Two Chinese Bronze Vessels
The Museum has recently acquired through the generosity of a patron two antique bronze vessels of such rarity and importance […]
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Vol. VIII / No. 3
The Chinese Expedition
As announced in the last issue of THE MUSEUM JOURNAL, Mr. Carl W. Bishop, leader of the Museum’s Chinese Expedition, […]
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Vol. VII / No. 4
By: C. W. B.
Two Early Chinese Buddhist Sculptures
Few examples of early Chinese sculpture are more widely known than are the two Buddhist pedestals recently acquired by the […]
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Vol. VII / No. 3
By: C. W. B.
Notes on Chinese Statuary
It would perhaps be too much to say that but for the Buddhist faith there would have been no art […]
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Vol. VII / No. 3
By: A. H. Sayce
Oriental Art in the University Museum
The University Museum has on exhibition a collection representing the art of the Far East, which, though not as large […]
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Vol. VII / No. 2
By: C. W. B
The Expedition to the Far East
In planning the University Museum’s Eastern Asiatic Expedition, or, more properly speaking, reconnaissance, it was considered desirable to study the […]
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Vol. VII / No. 1
An Exhibition of Oriental Art
The three months beginning November 1, 1915,were occupied by the installation of the Exhibition of Oriental Art that had been […]
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Vol. V / No. 4
By: C. W. B.
A Masamune Blade
Among the recent acquisitions of the Museum is a sword which there is good reason to believe was forged by […]
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Vol. V / No. 4
By: C. W. B.
Tibetan Sacred Art
Illustrated By Two Tibetan Paintings In The Museum. There appears at first sight. little by which to distinguish the sacred […]
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Vol. V / No. 3
By: C. W. B.
Two Sculptured Chinese Heads
The lately acquired stone heads of Buddha and Kuan-yin, dating, as they do, from a time when Chinese sculpture was […]
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