Chinese lacquer: Much more than Chinese lacquer

Michael R. Schilling · Herant P. Khanjian · Julie Chang · Arlen Heginbotham · Nanke C. Schellmann

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A significant portion of Asian lacquer collections in today's western museums was originally made in China specifically for export to European markets. The J. Paul Getty Museum's collection include...

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