Vol. 1 (2012): Art of the Orient

Title and Contents

• Title and Contents

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Editorial

• From the Editor

  Jerzy Malinowski, Dorota Kamińska-Jones

  7-10

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Article

• The Problem of Influence – How to Assess the Visual Similarities Between the Art of the West and East?

  Katarzyna Kleiber

  11-17

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• The Origins of Collecting in China. Underground Jade Treasures as a Reflection of Ancient Collecting

  Bogna Łakomska

  19-56

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• Ireland and China. Textile from Mashan (fifth to third Century BC, China) and the Celtic Repertoire of Ornamentation

  Ryszarda Maria Bulas

  57-71

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• Architectural Experiment at the Foot of the Great Wall of China

  Joanna Kucharzewska

  73-88

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• Shini-e, the Japanese Way of Commemorating Great Artists

  Katarzyna Paczuska

  89-99

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• Fables and Fairy Tales in Pop Culture Taken from the Example of Japanese Comics

  Joanna Zaremba-Penk

  102-118

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• Tradition at the Threshold of Modernity. Women in Kalighat Painting

  Dorota Kamińska

  119-135

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• Rabindranatah Tagore - Poet or Painter?

  Elżbieta Walter

  137-152

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• Tuti-Nameh – Tales of a Parrot by Nahsabi from the Collection of the University Library in Wrocław

  Magdalena Ginter-Frołow

  153-170

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• Ritual Lamaist Items Used in the Dugzhuuba Rite by the Buddhists of Buryatia

  Aleksandra Wiktoria Martines

  171-179

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• On the Role of Krises in Indonesian Culture and Theories of Their Beginnings

  Krzysztof Morawski

  181-200

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• Traditional Uzbek and Tajik Ceramics from the Collection of the Asia and Pacific Museum in Warsaw

  Karolina Krzywicka

  201-224

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• The Ornithomorphic System of Marginal Illuminations of Armenian Gospel Books from the Polish National Library in Warsaw

  Karolina Wiśniewska

  225-240

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• Evidence of the Artistic Presence of the Ottoman Empire in Hungary

  Ewa Marcinkowska

  241-257

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