Asian Cultural Studies, Vol. 17 (March 1989)
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Asian Cultural Studies, Vol. 17 (March 1989)
“Art and Power in Japan and China”
Introduction: Joseph P. McDermott
| Yoshimizu Tsuneo | The Shosoin: An Open and Shut Case |
| Onishi Hiroshi | The Iconography of Demons in Japanese Art: A Few Modest Proposals |
| Kumakura Isao | From the Ontlandish to the Refined: Art and Power at the Outset of the Edo Period |
| M. William Steele | Goemon’s New World View: Popular Representations of the Opening of Japan |
| Robert Eskildsen | Traditional Morality in a Modern Crisis: An Artist’s View of the 1918 Nagoya Rice Riots |
| James Cahill | The “Madness” in Bada Shanren’s Paintings |
| Joseph P.McDermott | The Making of a Chinese Mountain, Huangshan: Politics and Wealth in Chinese Art |
Postscript: Uozumi Masayoshi, Joseph P. McDermott