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Full Description
The decoration and design of doors and windows was a fixture in classical Chinese architecture. Doors and windows were symbolic curtains separating heaven and earth in traditional Chinese architecture. Opening these curtains created an all-important harmonious link between heaven and earth. The apex of classical Chinese architecture was in the Qin (221-206 B.C.) and Han periods (206 B.C.-220 A.D.), the Tang (618-906 A.D.) and Song periods (960-1127 A.D.) as well as the Ming (1368-1644 A.D.) and Qing periods (1644-1911 A.D.). With its precisely printed illustrations and concise texts in English and Chinese, this large format, extremely elegantly finished book gives the reader an opportunity to study the major creations of these periods.
Contents
Foreword by Zhewen Luo (China Building Institute).- Introduction by Weidu Ma.- Relations between Doors and Windows and Constructions.- Evolution of Doors and Windows.- Decorative Techniques for Doors and Windows.- Cultural Implications of Doors and Windows.- Aesthetic Significance of Doors and Windows.- Conclusion.- Works: Window; Door; Other.- Epilogue.- Author and Translator.- Bibliography.- Work Index.