Chinese Gardens

Synopsis: The essence of a Chinese garden is said to be ‘infinite riches in a small room’ - harmony, proportion and variety. The key characteristics are: rocks, water, buildings, trees and vegetation in different combinations; glimpses through delicate lattice or file pattern openings or ‘moon gates’, or through gaps in rock or bamboo; reflections on water. These slides include examples from Suzhou, the Beijing area, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Xian and date from as early as the Tang/T’ang dynasties (AD618-907).
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Medium: Multimedia; 100 slides. col.
Year of production: 1996
Availability: Sale; 1996 sale: £100.00 (+p&p +VAT)
Subjects: Architecture
Keywords: China; gardens

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Notes: World Microfilms distributes the Audio Forum collection of CDs for language learning and the Sussex Tapes library of video and audio material for sixth form and undergraduate teaching. The Sussex Tapes collection concentrates on the areas of English, history and music. Architecture programmes from the Masters of Architecture and Pidgeon Digital (qv) series of slides are sold on DVD as well as being accessible online via subscription.

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