Pictures and Visuality in Early Modern China (Picturing History)
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Pictures and Visuality in Early Modern China (Picturing History)

by Craig Clunas

History Art
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Craig Clunas explores the significance of pictures and visuality in early modern China. Focusing on the relationship between images and history, this study offers a cultural and art-historical perspective on how visual materials contribute to understanding the past.

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Pictures and Visuality in Early Modern China examines the role of images in the historical and cultural life of early modern China.

The book considers visuality as a way of understanding how pictures may shape the representation of history.

Craig Clunas presents a focused study of the relationship between pictures, visual culture, and historical interpretation.

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