The Renaissance Development of the Scientific Illustration - Winthrop
The Renaissance Development of the Scientific Illustration - Winthrop The Renaissance Development of the Scientific Illustration - Winthrop
Development of Scient$c Illustration 197to illustrate Father Jo+o da Rocha's Metodo de Rosario of 1619120. It has been reproduced alongwith the entire series and their original prototypes in Pasquale D'Elia, S.J., Le origine delf'artecristia~ cinese, 1183-1640 (Rome, 1939), 67ff.; see also John E. McCdl, 'Early Jesuit Art in theFar East; part IV: In Chiia and Macao before 1635,' Artibus Asiae 11 (1948): 57-58.26. A good survey of the Chinese printing indusuy during the Ming Dynasty is given by K. T.Wu, 'Ming Printing and Printers,' Harv~rdJoumd of Asiatic Studk 7 (1942/43): 203-60. Theauthor tends to blame any deficiencies in printed pictures and books at this time on the decadenceof the Ming period in general.
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<strong>Development</strong> <strong>of</strong> Scient$c <strong>Illustration</strong> 197to illustrate Fa<strong>the</strong>r Jo+o da Rocha's Metodo de Rosario <strong>of</strong> 1619120. It has been reproduced alongwith <strong>the</strong> entire series and <strong>the</strong>ir original prototypes in Pasquale D'Elia, S.J., Le origine delf'artecristia~ cinese, 1183-1640 (Rome, 1939), 67ff.; see also John E. McCdl, 'Early Jesuit Art in <strong>the</strong>Far East; part IV: In Chiia and Macao before 1635,' Artibus Asiae 11 (1948): 57-58.26. A good survey <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Chinese printing indusuy during <strong>the</strong> Ming Dynasty is given by K. T.Wu, 'Ming Printing and Printers,' Harv~rdJoumd <strong>of</strong> Asiatic Studk 7 (1942/43): 203-60. <strong>The</strong>author tends to blame any deficiencies in printed pictures and books at this time on <strong>the</strong> decadence<strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Ming period in general.
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