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While this is an excellent source of information if y'all're writing an bookish paper, every bit reading material, it is extremely hard to stay engaged with, mostly due to its highly erudite writing style. In other words, it's difficult to read and boring, almost a caricature of "higher-level textbook". I read the bulk of this volume for my Eastern Art History class and information technology was the most hard role of the grade. If you're looking for a inquiry resource, this is a great book, simply if you're just wanWhile this is an excellent source of information if you're writing an bookish newspaper, as reading material, it is extremely difficult to stay engaged with, by and large due to its highly erudite writing style. In other words, it's difficult to read and tiresome, about a extravaganza of "college-level textbook". I read the majority of this volume for my Eastern Art History class and it was the most hard function of the course. If you're looking for a research resource, this is a great book, but if y'all're just wanting to learn near the subject field, I'm sure in that location are more entertaining books that will allow you lot to bask your time learning. ...more
December 08, 2013 Abi rated it liked it
I had to read this for my Asian Art History class (intro level). Even though I liked his statement-- "Asia is many" I oftentimes institute parts of it confusing, mayhap considering he would put so many dissimilar countries into one section. I idea it was helpful just only on a very basic level. My instructor assigned this huge tome in addition to several other books that covered this cloth more adequately equally divide texts, because they would focus on one country at a time rather than the entirety of AsiI had to read this for my Asian Fine art History course (intro level). Even though I liked his argument-- "Asia is many" I often found parts of it confusing, perchance because he would put and then many different countries into ane section. I thought it was helpful only merely on a very bones level. My instructor assigned this huge tome in addition to several other books that covered this fabric more than fairly equally separate texts, considering they would focus on 1 country at a fourth dimension rather than the entirety of Asia. ...more
A History of Far Eastern Art past Sherman Eastward. Lee (Abrams 1982) (709.5). This is truly a massive piece of work; it is plainly almost oft used every bit a college text. My rating: vii/10, finished 8/26/14.
Aug 07, 2009 Erica rated it it was amazing
I still have this book from High School Astonishing! Thank you lot Mr. Anderchuck.
Jul xiv, 2010 Kione rated it it was astonishing
This book was the main volume for my Asian Art History course. Cheers to my Professor, tt has been my one of my sources of data and influences for my own art work since then.
Sep 13, 2007 Genevieve rated it liked it
Recommends it for: Anyone who finds far Eastern art interesting
I'thou really reading this for my History of East Asian Art I class. It'south really interesting, though. I'd recommend it to anyone!I'm really reading this for my History of Due east Asian Art I class. It's really interesting, though. I'd recommend it to anyone! ...more
An essential introduction to Far Eastern art, but the many blackness and white photos are tedious for such a vibrant topic.
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