Shanghai Advertising Art: Posters that Sold a Dream
Posters Sold more than Products — They Sold the Dream of Modern Living ~ Article 4 SKU: MI-2121 – Hu Boxiang From the Woman to Her World In the previous…
Posters Sold more than Products — They Sold the Dream of Modern Living ~ Article 4 SKU: MI-2121 – Hu Boxiang From the Woman to Her World In the previous…
Painting the Modern Woman ~ Article 3More Than Beautiful Faces In our previous article we explored how Shanghai became China's great center of commercial advertising art. Yet among its most…
"How one city transformed advertising into art." ~ Article 2From Experiment to IdentityThe first article explored the early artistic language that emerged in northern China before Shanghai became the center…
Ask most collectors where Chinese advertising posters began, and the answer is almost always Shanghai. It is an understandable assumption. By the late 1920s and 1930s, Shanghai had become China's…
The Funerary Masks of the Liao DynastyAmong the Khitan people of the Liao dynasty, the dead could be prepared for burial with extraordinary care. In some elite tombs, elaborate clothing,…
This is the sixth and final article in our series Rooms Remember from the Bai Win collection. As we conclude the series, we invite you to explore what these enduring…
This article is part 5 of a 6-part series featuring Rooms Remember from the Bai Win collection. In the week ahead, we will continue exploring the stories carried by these…
This article is part 4 of a 6-part series featuring Rooms Remember from the Bai Win collection.In the weeks ahead, we will continue exploring the stories carried by these pieces—from…
This article is part 3 of a 6-part series featuring Rooms Remember from the Bai Win collection.Over the coming weeks, we will explore the stories carried by these pieces—from the…
This article is part 2 of a six-week sequential presentation of Rooms Remember from the Bai Win collection. Over the coming weeks, we will explore the stories carried by these pieces—from…
This article is part 1 of a six-week sequential presentation of Rooms Remember from the Bai Win collection. Over the coming weeks, we will explore the stories carried by these pieces—from…
Art pieces from an era that changed the world The Ming Dynasty ruled China from A.D. 1368 to 1644,