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AMERICAN WOMAN'S CLUB.

THE AMERICAN WOMAN'S CLUB ANNUAL, SHANGHAI, CHINA 1919-1920.
A UNIQUE RESOURCE FOR WOMENT TO EXPERESS THEIR VIEWS
An anthology by men & women of all walks of life, who re-
sided in China. The majority of these eclectic papers were
superb monographs, often done by highly skilled researchers
& students and great collectors of things Chinese. Papers of
the literary dept. of the American Women's Club of Shanghai
Shanghai, China. Scholarly and informative articles from the
U.S. Consulate's wife, big businss men, tycoons, &c. With
articles: L. Fryer: A HISTORICAL SKETCH OF THE CLUB. YUNNAN.
CHINESE SCULPTURES. OUTLINE STUDY FOR CHINA 1918-1921: Geo-
graphy, scenery, great works, ethnology, history, institut-
ions, classes, customs, Chinese man, woman, child. Intellec-
tual: art, literature, much on crafts and art wares. Biblio-
graphy: excellent list. F. White: PRIMITIVE CHINESE ART:
Pacific Influences. F. Maber: the life of Ernest Fenollosa.
J. Fearn: PORCELAINS. V. Vizenzinovich: CHINESE EMBROIDER-
IES. M. Price: SYMBOLS IN CHINESE ART. J. Baldwin: EARLY
BUDDHIST ART IN CHINA. C. Kliene: LAND OF PEACH BLOOM. E.
Dadisman: GRECO-BUDDHIST ART IN CHINA. A. Stanley: CHINESE
EMBROIDERY & OTHER ART TEXTILE WORK. J. Lorden: GEM STONES &
CHINESE CAMEOS. G. Oldroyd: MYSTICAL BUDDHIST ART OF THE
TANG DYNASTY. F. Ayscough: CHINESE SCULPTURES. G. Stockton:
THE IDEALISTIC ART OF SUNG. H. Wright: MODERN CHINESE ART.To
only mention about half or less. Highly useful to any true
collector of Chinese lore & artifacts. Articles found here
are NOT to be found elsewhere !
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