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TitleBook Reviews: Art, Religion & Politics in Medieval China: The Dunhuang Cave of the Zhai Family By Ning Qiang |
AuthorMcNair, Amy |
SourceArtibus Asiae |
Publication date2005 |
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TitleDonors of Longmen: Faith, Politics, And Patronage in Medieval Chinese Buddhist Sculpture |
AuthorMcNair, Amy |
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Publication date2007.02 |
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TitleEarly Tang Imperial Patronage At Longmen |
AuthorMcNair, Amy (著) |
SourceArs Orientalis |
Publication date1994 |
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TitleExhibition Review: Buddhist Sculpture from China: Selections from the Xi'an Beilin Museum, Fifth through Ninth Centuries, China Institute Gallery, New York City (2007) |
AuthorHoward, A. F. (著); Linrothe, Rob (著); McNair, Amy (著) |
SourceArchives of Asian Art |
Publication date2010 |
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TitleOn the Patronage by Tang-Dynasty Nuns at Wanfo Grotto, Longmen |
AuthorMcNair, Amy |
SourceArtibus Asiae |
Publication date2000 |
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TitleThe Ending of the Law and the Hope of Salvation: Some 6th Chinese Buddhist Sculptures in The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art |
AuthorMcNair, Amy (著) |
SourceOrientations Magazine |
Publication date2008 |
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TitleThe Fengxiansi Shrine and Longmen in the 670s |
AuthorMcNair, Amy (著) |
SourceBulletin of the Museum of Far East Antiquity |
Publication date1996 |
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