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Front MatterSource: Art Institute of Chicago Museum Studies, Vol. 22, No. 1, Asian Art at The ArtInstitute of Chicago (1996), pp. 1-3Published by: The Art Institute of ChicagoStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/4104353 .
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Asian Art
THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO Museum Studies
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AsianArt at The Art Institute of Chicago
THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO Museum Studies
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THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO Museum Studies
VOLUME 22, NO. I
@1996 by The Art Institute of Chicago
ISSN 0069-3235
ISBN 0-86559-129-6
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Front cover: Anonymous, Prince before an Ascetic, Kashmir, c. 1630/50 (see p. ii,
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Back cover, bottom left: Utagawa Hiroshige (Japanese, 1797-1858), View of
Saruwaka Street at Night, I856 (see p. 9I, fig. 19); top right: Buddha Shakyamuni
(detail), Nagappattinam, twelfth century (see p. 33, fig. I5).
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Table of Contents
THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO
Museum Studies, Volume 22, No. i
Asian Art at The Art Institute of Chicago
Foreword ........................................ 4
Recent Acquisitions in the
Department of Asian Art ........................................ 6 STEPH EN LITTLE, The Art Institute of Chicago
Sculptures from South India in The Art Institute of Chicago ................................... 20
P RATAPADITYA PAL, The Art Institute of Chicago
Early Chinese Paintings in The Art Institute of Chicago .......................................... 36
STEPH EN LITTLE, The Art Institute of Chicago
Surimonoin the Clarence Buckingham Japanese Print Collection: An Introduction ................... 54
B E T T Y Y. S I F F E R T, The Art Institute of Chicago
The Lure of the West: European Elements in the Art of the Floating World .................................. 74
STEPHEN LITTLE, The Art Institute of Chicago
Notes ................................... ...................... 94
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