Tang Tang Treasures from the Silk Road Capital Cao Yin Art Gallery NSW2016Paperback166pp Illustrated266x230mm 9781741741223 Product Code: 511232 Details Situated at the beginning of the Silk Road, Chang’an was the largest, most cosmopolitan city in the world during the Tang dynasty (618–907). This cata... DetailsBackDetailsSituated at the beginning of the Silk Road, Chang’an was the largest, most cosmopolitan city in the world during the Tang dynasty (618–907). This catalogue of an exhibition at the Art Gallery of New South Wales showcases its treasures, illustrating more than 130 paintings, sculptures, and items of metalwork, glassware and ceramics. Essays discuss beliefs, burial culture, the city’s international links, and the elegance of its courtly women.See MoreSee Less now £12.99 Qty Qty123 Add to Basket CategoriesArtTagsOriental art