Screen of Kings: Royal Art and Power in Ming China
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Screen of Kings: Royal Art and Power in Ming China

by Craig Clunas

History art history asian studies
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Screen of Kings examines the connections between royal art and political power in Ming China. Focusing on visual culture, monarchy, and authority, Craig Clunas presents a specialized study of how art can illuminate the structures and meanings of imperial rule.

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Screen of Kings examines royal art and power in Ming China.

The book focuses on the relationship between visual culture, monarchy, and political authority.

It offers a specialized perspective on Ming history through the study of art and royal representation.

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