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Published on 19 July 2024

P is for Chinese Porcelain

Ceramics are to China what painting and sculpture are to Europe. While Europe distinguishes translucent porcelain from other Chinese ceramics, the "Middle...

P is for Chinese Porcelain - Glossary

Published on 14 June 2024

Richard Kan, Collector of Chinese Monochrome Porcelain

The Chinese monochrome porcelain collection owned by this Hong Kong patron and collector is one of the finest in the world. Part of this remarkable...

Richard Kan, Collector of Chinese Monochrome Porcelain - Interviews

Published on 31 May 2024

The 7th Edition of Printemps Asiatique in Paris, More International Than Ever!

Red on red, Paris is a buzz for the 7th edition of Printemps asiatique—a lucky number, of course. Learn more here!

The 7th Edition of Printemps Asiatique in Paris, More International Than Ever! - Pre-sale

Published on 24 November 2023

When François Boucher Was Seduced by Chinoiserie

The allure of this painting—with its hidden double meaning—is a marvellous illustration of chinoiserie in the age of Louis XV, which took delight in...

When François Boucher Was Seduced by Chinoiserie - Pre-sale

Published on 06 October 2023

E is for Chinese Embroidery

China has stitched together an embroidery tradition stretching back to at least the fifth century BCE. Silk production helped spread its influence across...

E is for Chinese Embroidery - Glossary

Published on 22 September 2023

The Landscape of Upper Tonkin by Pham Hau

A subject dear to the Vietnamese painter, the rapids at Cho-Bo, near Hanoi, inspired this shimmering lacquer panel.

The Landscape of Upper Tonkin by Pham Hau - Pre-sale

Published on 30 March 2023

Strycker's Collection, Act 4: A Trip to Japan

And this makes four! Will this new opus be as successful as the previous ones? Let's hope so.

Strycker's Collection, Act 4: A Trip to Japan - Pre-sale

Cultural Heritage

Published on 20 January 2023

Seoul’s Marvelous Changdeokgung Palace

Its buildings in harmony with its surroundings and its enchanting garden are the perfect expression of the Korean vision of beauty and space. A UNESCO...

Seoul’s Marvelous Changdeokgung Palace - Cultural Heritage

Cultural Heritage

Published on 16 December 2022

In Berlin, a Humboldt Forum Now at Full Capacity

This is the third and final act of an ambitious project bringing together Berlin’s rich and varied ethnological and Asian collections—without evading...

In Berlin, a Humboldt Forum Now at Full Capacity - Cultural Heritage

Published on 16 December 2022

Art SG: Southeast Asia’s New Hope

Promising to be the largest art fair ever held in Southeast Asia, the inaugural edition of Art SG is taking place from January 12 to 15 at the Marina...

Art SG: Southeast Asia’s New Hope - Fairs

Published on 07 December 2022

Art Market Overview: Singapore Gets Stronger with Art SG

The first edition of Art SG is expected to become South-East Asia’s leading fair.

Art Market Overview: Singapore Gets Stronger with Art SG - Market Trends

Published on 14 October 2022

Paris+: The Satellite Fairs

A number of events in the capital will gravitate around the first edition of Paris+.

Paris+: The Satellite Fairs - Fairs

Published on 29 September 2022

Art Market Overview: Seoul is Happening!

Over the past five years, Seoul’s art market has undergone such a transformation that it now forms the decisive duo with Hong Kong for contemporary...

Art Market Overview: Seoul is Happening! - Market Trends

Published on 05 September 2022

The Serenity of a Rare Buddha from the Tang Period

This sale of Asian art in Vichy included an outstanding head from the Golden Age of China and two works by Lé Phô.

The Serenity of a Rare Buddha from the Tang Period - Lots sold

Published on 22 August 2022

Sam Singer: A Wide-Angle View of Oceanian, Indonesian and Himalayan Art

Sam Singer is this year’s honorary president of Parcours des mondes, the must-see Parisian art fair of traditional non-European arts. He and his wife...

Sam Singer: A Wide-Angle View of Oceanian, Indonesian and Himalayan Art - Interviews

Published on 21 July 2022

Frieze Seoul Sets its Sights on Asia

Frieze will make its Seoul debut from September 2 to 5.

Frieze Seoul Sets its Sights on Asia - Fairs

Published on 15 June 2022

Fired Up for Sancai Porcelain

A collection of Chinese enameled biscuit porcelain met with international success.

Fired Up for Sancai Porcelain - Lots sold

Published on 09 June 2022

The Moon’s Influence on Chinese Porcelain

The night star gave its name to this type of globular container highly fashionable under the Qianlong emperor, this rounded form is the antithesis of...

The Moon’s Influence on Chinese Porcelain - Lots sold

Published on 08 June 2022

The Mint and its Marvels in Paris

The Monnaie de Paris (Paris Mint) is hosting a show about money in use around the world, presented as a cabinet of curiosities.

The Mint and its Marvels in Paris - Exhibitions

Published on 18 May 2022

A Throne from China

A lavish chair carved in zitan achieved the highest bid alongside art nouveau objects.

A Throne from China - Lots sold

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