Lot 649:
ORIENTATIONS MAGAZINE 1997
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ORIENTATIONS MAGAZINE 1997 |
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Eleven issues. Magazine for collectors of Asian art with scholarly articles and lavish color photographs, with dealer listings.
8 1/4" X 11 1/4"
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Orientations
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monthly magazine for collectors and connoisseurs of Asian ar
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Narrative in Early
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Orientations
JANUARY
1997
Orientations
monthly
magazine
for
collectors
and
connoisseurs
of
Asian
ar
Orientation
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monthly
magazine
for
collectors
and
connoisseurs
of
Asian
ar
The
monthly
magazine
for
collectors
and
connoisseurs of
The
Museum
of East
Korean
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Indian
Asian
Orientations
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magazine
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monthly
magazine
Or
The
monthly
The
monthly
Idealism
The
New Chinese
Japanese
Treasures
Galleries
Export
Narrative in Early
Chinese
The
Painting
Gems
China’s
Cultural
Museum
Image 2:
Orientations
The Museum of East Asian Art in Cologne
January 1997
Orientations
‘A Collecting Odyssey: Indian, Himalayan and Southeast Asian Art from the James and Marilynn Alsdorf Collection’
July/August 1997
Krishna Riboud, Founder and President, Association pour l’Etude et la Documentation des Textiles d’Asie-70th Birthday Commemorative Issue
Orientations
April 1997
December 1997
Early Chinese Painting/The New Chinese Galleries at the Metropolitan Museum/’Gems of China’s Cultural Relics ‘/Imari/Japanese Plique-à-jour
Orientations
The Art of Sichuan Province
Orientations
September 1997
Tribute to Miyeko Murase
Orientations
magazine
collectors
and
connoisseurs
Orientations
The
Museum
of
East
Asian
Art
in
Cologne
January
1997
Orientations
‘A
Collecting
Odyssey:
Indian,
Himalayan
and
Southeast
Asian
Art
from
the
James
and
Marilynn
Alsdorf
Collection’
July/August
1997
Krishna
Riboud,
Founder
and
President,
Association
pour
l’Etude
et
Documentation
des
Textiles
Birthday
Commemorative
Issue
Orientations
April
1997
December
1997
Early
Chinese
Painting/The
New
Chinese
Galleries
at
the
Metropolitan
of
China’s
Cultural
Relics
Plique-à-jour
Orientations
The
Art
of
Sichuan
Province
Orientations
September
1997
Tribute
to
Miyeko
Murase
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