Professor Michael Sullivan was a world authority on modern Chinese art. His pioneering study, Chinese Art in the Twentieth Century (1959), was the first book to address the subject. His writing on the ...
A dazzling collection of old master drawings, originally assembled by the Ashmolean museum in Oxford to compensate for some distinctly second rate paintings, is going on display to celebrate the 330th ...
Create your own home, design your own island city, enjoy fashion, immerse yourself in collecting organisms and fossils to complete museum collections, and buy and sell cubs. Nintendo Switch's Atsume ...
The oldest museum in Britain has acquired a large private collection of modern and contemporary Chinese art, announced Ashmolean Friday. The collection with about 450 pieces was described by museum ...
The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford has been bequeathed the largest private collection of modern and contemporary Chinese art in the West A handler holds 'Waiting for the Ferry in Sichuan' by Huang Binhong ...
Wu Guanzhong's Wuxu and Lake Tai (1973) is part of the Sullivan collection The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford has announced the acquisition of one of the world's most significant collections of modern ...
The Ashmolean museum in Oxford, once a dusty old labyrinth of higgledy piggledy rooms and illogical corridors, has been transformed almost beyond recognition in a £61m renovation by Rick Mather ...
One January morning in 1945, a few months short of his 50th birthday, an American businessman called Henry Pearlman walked into an auction house in New York and bid successfully on a painting. The ...
ARTWORKS by famous painters including Picasso and Degas will go on show at a major new exhibition at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum. The Beaumont Street attraction's spring show tells one of the most ...
Wu Guanzhong's Wuxu and Lake Tai (1973) is part of the Sullivan collection The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford has announced the acquisition of one of the world's most significant collections of modern ...
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