Bamboo, Wood, Ivory, Horn -- Chinese Art Investment and Appraisal Series

Author: Shi Shuqing
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: China Water Conservancy and Electric Power Press is a central-level publishing organization with a rigorous work ethic, meticulous management, and over 40 years of history. It is among the first batch of "National Outstanding Publishers." Initially, it primarily published scientific and technical publications on water conservancy and electricity. With the expansion of its business and strengthened capabilities, it has now successively published a wide range of publications in fields such as civil engineering, architecture, computer science, and tourism, earning the approval and praise of readers. On this basis, we are committed to promoting the spirit of scientific exploration and upholding traditional culture, striving to achieve the integration of science and art, as well as the fusion of publishing and culture, in order to contribute our efforts to the inheritance of traditional Chinese art. To this end, we are honored to invite the renowned art appraisal expert, Mr. Shi Shuqing, to compile this series of "Investment and Appraisal of Chinese Artworks," with the strong support of Yachang Enterprise Co., Ltd. We extend our gratitude to them here. Compared to other published books in the same category, the greatest feature of this series is that experts combine their years of experience and insights to analyze the key points of collecting and appreciating various types of artworks, making every word a gem. Nearly 300 artworks in each book are carefully selected and thoroughly analyzed by experts, showcasing high representativeness and informativeness. Through reading and appreciation, readers can not only gain comprehensive knowledge of artworks but also master the essence of art appraisal. This series is highly suitable for art collectors and enthusiasts from all walks of life. To save space, this series uses abbreviations for auction companies, such as "China" referring to "China International Auction Company," etc. The units of money mentioned in the book are "ten thousand yuan," and the units of dimensions are "centimeters," and so on. For brevity, we do not list all examples, and readers are requested to pay attention.