Museum Bulletin | Asian Section

Vol. VI / No. 3

By: H. H. F. J.

Palace Ladies

AMONG the Museum’s Chinese paintings sent to the Exhibition of Chinese Art in Burlington House the outstanding one was probably […]

Vol. VI / No. 1

By: H. H. F. J.

THE Museum was gratified to be invited and pleased to be in a position to lend an important group of […]

Vol. V / No. 5

THE Museum was briefly fortunate in being able to exhibit for the fortnight ending February seventeenth a small but striking […]

Vol. V / No. 2

By: H. E. F.

DECORATED stone pedestals for the support of Buddhist statues are among the best of the early sculptures of China. The […]

Vol. V / No. 1

By: E. H.

THE Dragons of the Western World are dead, and a good thing too, no doubt, for on the whole they […]

Vol. IV / No. 4

By: H. E. F.

TWO important additions have recently been made, by purchase, to the Chinese collections in the Museum, in the form of […]

Vol. IV / No. 3

ON March eighteenth the Junior Members of the Museum were entertained by a performance of Chinese Shadow Puppets. This unique […]

Vol. III / No. 1

By: H. E. F.

RECENT acquisitions in the Chinese section include a group of seven teen pieces of mortuary pottery. The pottery is of […]

Vol. II / No. 6

By: Ananda K. Coomaraswamy

THE relief illustrated in Plate XII was found on the site of Huskapura (modern Ushkur), near Baramula in Kashmir, by […]

Vol. II / No. 5

By: H. E. F.

THE latest acquisition in the Department of Chinese Art is a very early bronze vessel, about seven inches high. It […]