Visualizing Dunhuang: Seeing, Studying, and Conserving the Caves (Publications of the Tang Center for East Asian Art, Princeton University)
by Dora C. Y. Ching, Shengliang Zhao, Cary Y. Liu, Neville Agnew, Richard K. Kent, Jerome Silbergeld, Maria Menshikova, Wei-Cheng Lin, Annette Juliano, Roderick Whitfield, Jun Hu
Visualizing Dunhuang brings together scholarly perspectives on seeing, studying, and conserving the caves of Dunhuang. With contributions from specialists in East Asian art, visual studies, and conservation, this volume explores how the caves are understood, documented, and preserved within a broader cultural and historical context.
About This Book
Visualizing Dunhuang examines the ways the Dunhuang caves are seen, studied, and conserved.
Published as part of the Publications of the Tang Center for East Asian Art, the book brings together contributions from scholars and specialists in art history, visual studies, and conservation.
Its focus on visualization connects the experience of viewing the caves with the methods used to research and preserve them.
The volume offers a multidisciplinary perspective on Dunhuang and its place within the study of East Asian art.
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