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    The Tiger and its Association with Protection and Prosperity in Late Imperial China by Laing, Ellen Johnston

    Published in Arts asiatiques (Paris) (2021)
    “…中 国 に お け る 動 物 を め ぐ る 表 象 の 伝 統 の 中 で 、 虎 は そ の 勇 猛 さ の ゆ え に 、 特 別 な 位 置 を 占 め て い る 。 虎 は 、 悪 霊 を 砕 き 、 富 を 守 る も の と し て 尊 重 さ れ た 。 本 論 で は 、 18 世 紀 か ら…”
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    Carp and Goldfish as Auspicious Symbols and their Representation in Chinese Popular Prints by Laing, Ellen Johnston

    Published in Arts asiatiques (Paris) (01-01-2017)
    “…Les Chinois utilisent depuis longtemps des représentations de plantes, de fleurs, d'animaux et d'objets pour transmettre des vœux de bon augure. Cette…”
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    The Tiger and its Association with Protection and Prosperity in Late Imperial China by Laing, Ellen Johnston

    Published in Arts asiatiques (Paris) (01-01-2021)
    “…La férocité du tigre lui vaut d’occuper une place particulière dans la tradition animalière chinoise. Il est apprécié pour sa capacité à détruire les mauvais…”
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    Chinese Pictorial Board Game Prints by Laing, Ellen Johnston

    Published in Arts asiatiques (Paris) (01-01-2015)
    “…Dans l'antiquité, les Chinois jouaient à de nombreux jeux de société à l'aide de règles fixes que les joueurs devaient suivre, mais ces jeux ne comportaient…”
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    Chinese Pictorial Board Game Prints by Laing, Ellen Johnston

    Published in Arts asiatiques (Paris) (2015)
    “…Dans l’antiquité, les Chinois jouaient à de nombreux jeux de société à l’aide de règles fixes que les joueurs devaient suivre, mais ces jeux ne comportaient…”
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    Carp and Goldfish as Auspicious Symbols and their Representation in Chinese Popular Prints by Laing, Ellen Johnston

    Published in Arts asiatiques (Paris) (2017)
    “…The Chinese have long used images of plants, flowers, animals, birds and objects to convey auspicious wishes. This convention is based on the tonal nature of…”
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    Qiu Ying's Other Patrons by Laing, Ellen Johnston

    Published in Journal of the American Oriental Society (01-10-1997)
    “…As a professional, the sixteenth-century painter Qiu Ying depended for his livelihood largely upon commissions from patrons. Earlier research has already…”
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    Chinese Palace-Style Poetry and the Depiction of a Palace Beauty by Laing, Ellen Johnston

    Published in The Art bulletin (New York, N.Y.) (01-06-1990)
    “…"The Beautiful Woman" genre of Chinese painting has been consistently misunderstood because important visual clues relating to Chinese social customs and…”
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    The Distorting Mirror: Visual Modernity in China by Laing, Ellen Johnston

    Published in American historical review (01-02-2009)
    “…Laing reviews The Distorting Mirror: Visual Modernity in China by Laikwan Pang…”
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    Auspicious Motifs in Ninth- to Thirteenth-Century Chinese Tombs by Laing, Ellen Johnston

    Published in Ars orientalis (01-01-2003)
    “…Beginning in the ninth century, a new genre of images appeared in Chinese tomb murals: bird and flowers. These new motifs conveyed wishes for the prosperity of…”
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