This is the English edition of the book The Story of "Art" in China: From Late Qing Dynasty to Present originally published in Chinese in 2010 by Peking University Press. It is a condensed version of A History of Art in 20th-Century China written by Lu Peng. It covers the art history of China from mid-19th century to the present. The present small-sized book, with much less words and images than the original long version, aims to provide a clearer historical framework to look at Chinese art history in the past 150 years in an easier-to-read way. Name index included.
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Conflict and Transformation: The Fine Arts Revolution and Chinese-style Painting
The Victory of Science: Modern Art Education, Realism, Debates, and Painters
The Clouds in the Western Sky: Modernist Art, Intellectual Trends, and Encounters
The Knife-Blade of the Times: Left-wing Art, Yan'an Art, and Art under the KMT
Song of Praise for the New China: Art in the Period of Social Recovery and Construction
Revolution in Brush and Ink: The Transformation of Guohua and Painters in the Traditional Style
Art as a Political Tool: Class Struggle and the Art of the Cultural Revolution Period
Separated and Remarried: Art in Taiwan and Hong Kong
The Beginnings of Skepticism: Scar Art, Stars Art Shows, and the Origins of Modernism
The Reborn Modern: The '85 Movement and the Buds of Modernism
The Revival of Tradition: New Literati Painting and Experimental Ink and Wash
Moving to the Contemporary: New Art and Artists
The Opening Up of Concepts: Art within Pluralist Structures
The System and Change: The Art of the New Century
A Pocket History of 20th Century Chinese Art
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