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A collection of Chen TianRan's artwork
CPC/2/18 · Item · Apr-84
Part of China Visual Arts Project Archive
A collection of artist Chen TianRan's artwork from 1947-198, including woodprints and Chinese paintings. Colour and b&w. Price sticker on reverse for Guanghwa Company, 7-9 Newport Place WC2 (£7.20). 84 pages. Chen TianRan; Yan WenJun; Wen Xiao / 陈天然; 严文俊 文晓 编
The Study of Chinese Antiquities
CPC/2/180 · Item · 1956
Part of China Visual Arts Project Archive
An Inaugral Lecture delivered on 15 May 1956 by S.H. Hansford, Professor of Chinese Art and Archeology in the University of London. Annotated on the title page 'Dup for disposal'. Includes compliments slip. S.H. Hansford
Songs of the Red Flag
CPC/2/181 · Item
Part of China Visual Arts Project Archive
Folk songs with colour illustrations. Compiled by Kuo Mo-jo and Chuo Yang.Hardback with dust cover. Some annotations inside. Looseleaf typescript poem inside. The Foreign Language Press
China Tames Her Rivers
CPC/2/182 · Item
Part of China Visual Arts Project Archive
"Since the Founding of New China, the Chinese people under the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party have been successful in their efforts to control China's principal waterways, particularly the main rivers - the Yangtse, Yellow, Huai and Haiho. This booklet contains five articles dealing with the harnessing of these four rivers. Some of the accounts have been published in China Reconstructs and Peking Review". Articles by Huang Chun, Hung Nung, Chung Wen, Chien Wen and Chung Chien. Includes b&w illustrations. Annotated on the front 'John Gittings' and 'SEE MAPS' and inside '6p'. Stamped on reverse 'Banner Books & Crafts Ltd, 90 Camden High Street, London NW1 0LT'. Softback The Foreign Language Press
Li Po and Tu Fu
CPC/2/184 · Item · 1976
Part of China Visual Arts Project Archive
Penguin Classic paperback. "Li Po (A.D 701-762) and Tu Fu (A.D. 712-770) are traditionally regarded by the Chinese as their two greatest poets". Stamp inside for the School of Oriental Studies, University of Durham, with WITHDRAWN written across it. Arthur Cooper
The Siege at Peking
CPC/2/186 · Item · 1984
Part of China Visual Arts Project Archive
Account by Peter Fleming, correspondent of The Times, with a new introduction by David Bonavia, China correspondent of the Far Eastern Economic Review and The Times. Paperback. Peter Fleming