Phillip Rawson (1924–1995)

Autor/a de The Art of Southeast Asia

36 obres 955 Membres 7 Ressenyes 1 preferits

Sobre l'autor

Philip Rawson was dean of the School of Art and Design. Goldsmith's College, University of London. He also served as curator of the Gulbenkian Museum of Oriental Art at the University of Durham and had a long career as a specialist in Oriental and Indian art. He authored twenty-five books during mostra'n més his prolific career, including Drawing and Sculpture, which are available from the University of Pennsylvania Press. mostra'n menys

Inclou aquests noms: Philip Rawson, Philip S. Rawson, Philip Stanley Rawson

Crèdit de la imatge: Philip Rawson, Scholar and Artist 1924-1995 (Picture supplied by Mr. Piers Rawson, son of Philip Rawson to http://www.vikingsword.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/000491.html)

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World History of Erotic Art

Obres de Phillip Rawson

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The Art of Southeast Asia (1967) 157 exemplars

Art of Tantra (1820) 140 exemplars

Tantra: The Indian Cult of Ecstasy (Art & Imagination) (1656) 121 exemplars

Tao: The Chinese Philosophy of Time and Change (Art & Imagination) (1600) 114 exemplars

Sacred Tibet (Art and Imagination Series) (1991) 54 exemplars

Erotic art of the East; the sexual theme in oriental painting and sculpture (1968) 44 exemplars

Oriental Erotic Art (1981) 41 exemplars

Ceramics (1971) 40 exemplars

Drawing (1969) 32 exemplars

Introducing Oriental Art (1973) 27 exemplars

Japanese Paintings from Buddhist Shrines and Temples (A Mentor-Unesco Art Book) (1963) 27 exemplars

Primitive Erotic Art (1973) — Editor and Author — 27 exemplars

Erotic art of India (1977) 24 exemplars

Design (1987) 18 exemplars

Indian Painting (1961) 12 exemplars

Indian Sculpture (1900) 11 exemplars

The Indian sword (1968) 10 exemplars

Tantra (1971) — Autor — 10 exemplars

Indian Art (Picturebacks) (1972) 10 exemplars

Seeing through drawing (1979) 7 exemplars

The art of drawing an instructional guide (1983) 6 exemplars

Sculpture (1997) 4 exemplars

Creative design: A new look at design principles (1987) 3 exemplars

Tantra — Autor — 2 exemplars

Art of Drawing: An Instructional Guide (1984) 2 exemplars

Indian Asia (The Making of the past) (1977) 2 exemplars

Recent Fires: Contemporary American Ceramics 1 exemplars

Święty Tybet 1 exemplars

Tantra: Le culte indien de l'extase 1 exemplars

Az indiai civilizáció (1984) 1 exemplars

ART TÀNTRIC: FUNDACIÓ JOAN MIRÓ 1 exemplars

Pinturas japonesas búdicas 1 exemplars

LA PITTURA INDIANA (1964) 1 exemplars

Tantra: Hayward gallery, London, 30 September-14 November 1971- 2 ed.- London: Arts council of Great Britain, 1972 1 exemplars

La pittura indiana 1 exemplars

Vroeg-Boeddhistische schilderkunst in Japan / 1 exemplars

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Nom normalitzat: Rawson, Phillip
Nom oficial: Rawson, Philip Stanley
Data de naixement: 1924-01-13
Data de defunció: 1995-11-06
Gènere: male
Biografia breu: Philip S. Rawson was a specialist on Eastern art, and wrote widely on the subject in books and for various publications. During his lifetime he served as a UNESCO expert on museology in India, and organized a number of exhibitions on Indian art in Britain. Among his appointments were Senior Tutor at the Royal College of Art, London, Keeper of the Gulbenkian Museum of Oriental Art and Archaeology at the University of Durham, Assistant Keeper of the Department of Eastern Art at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, and latterly Dean of the School of Art and Design at Goldsmiths' College, London.