9 Miksic, John: SOUTHEAST ASIAN CERAMICS. New Light on Old Pottery. Singapore, 2010. 176 pp. Over300 illustrations. 24x19 cm. Cloth. £30.00A comprehensive overview of the technology, aesthetics and organization surrounding the development of Southeast Asia’s unique ce-ramics. Produced to accompany an exhibition of the same name at the National University of Singapore Museum.

15 Proser,Adriana ed: PILGRIMAGEANDBUDDHISTART.NewYork, 2010. 211 pp. Colour and b/w illustrationsthroughout, many full page. 31x24 cm. Boards. £45.00Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Asia Society in New York examining the practise of Buddhist pilgrimage in Asia and the art ithas generated. The exhibits come from numerous American collection and range from Gandharan sculpture to Qing dynasty painting.All exhibits illustrated in colour and well-described. Essays accompany.

16 Richter, Anne: THE JEWELRYOFSOUTHEASTASIA. London, 2010. 160 pp. 357 illustrations, 354 in colour.28x21 cm. Paper. £14.95Documents the jewelry of Myanmar, Malaysia, Singapore, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines. Illus-trated throughout. New paperback edition.

17 Rossabi, Morris: KHUBILAI KHAN. His Life and Times. Berkeley, 2009. xvii, 322 pp. 16 text figures, 3 maps.Glossary, bibliography, index. 23x15 cm. Paper. £15.95The author shows the Khan’s significance as one of the first pastoral nomadic leaders to administer an empire rather than merely con-quer and exploit. New paperback edition.

18 Rossabi, Morris: VOYAGER FROM XANADU. Tokyo, 2010. 232 pp. 23x15 cm. Paper. £11.95Paperback edition.

22 Winter, John: EAST ASIAN PAINTINGS. Materials, Structures and Deterioration Mechanisms. London, 2008.xiii, 201 pp. B/w text illustrations. 27x21 cm. Cloth. £50.00Sections on: Pigments; Chinese Ink; Supports (Silk, Paper etc); Binders and Adhesives; Materials and techniques; Microstructure ofPaintings; Macrostructure of Paintings; Molecular Deterioration; Mechanical Deterioration. Much detail to each section. A usefulcontribution.

27 Addis, J. M, Locsin, C. Y. &Abaya, C. G:MANILATRADE POTTERY SEMINAR.Manila, 1976. 9 vols. 216pp. Numerous illustrations. 9 vols. 25x24 cm. Paper in paper box. £95.00Nine papers. Contains: Addis: Buddhist Motifs as a Clue to Dating; Addis: Shufu Type Wares Excavated in the Philippines; Addis: SomeCh’ing Pai and White Wares Found in the Philippines; Addis: Early Blue and White Excavated in the Philippines; Addis: UnderglazeRed Discovered in the Philippines; Locsin: A Group of Painted Wares from Chi-Chou and Some Related Wares Excavated in the Philip-pines; Locsin: A Group of White Wares from Te-Hua; Locsin: Lead-Glazed Wares Found in the Philippines; Abaya: The Brown Wares.

28 Adhyatman, Sumarah: ANTIQUE CERAMICS FOUND IN INDONESIA. Keramik Kuna Yang Ditemukan DiIndonesia. Jakarta, 1981. 456 pp. English & Indonesian text. 422 plates, 150 in colour, line drawings, maps. 31x25cm. Cloth, slipcase. £225.00An important addition to the literature, discussing the various origins and uses of ceramics found in Indonesia, based on known sourcesand existing examples.

29 Adhyatman, Sumarah: KENDI. Traditional Drinking Water Container. Jakarta, 1987. ix, 156 pp. 26 colour plates,338 b/w illustrations, 9 line drawings, 2 maps. 25x19 cm. Paper. £45.00A useful and well-illustrated work on the subject with explanations on form, manufacture and the function of the Kendi in the tradi-tional customs of Indonesia.

30 Adhyatman, Sumarah:MARTAVANS IN INDONESIA. Tempayan di Indonesia. Jakarta, 1977. 124 pp. English& Indonesian text. 8 colour plates, text figs., 25x19 cm. Cloth. £50.00First edition of this book on antique jars found in Indonesia and recent local reproductions. The text discusses the most recent ar-chaeological finds, the dating and uses of the jars.

32 Adhyatman, Sumarah & Ridho,Abu: BURMESECERAMICSANDWHITEKENDIS. Jakarta, 1985. 52 pp. 109illustrations, 31 in colour, numerous figures. Maps. Bibliography. 28x22 cm. Paper. £20.00One of the first studies on Burmese ceramics. The discussion of white kendis is specifically on the kendi found at Jalan Surabaya.

35 Allan, JamesW: ISLAMICMETALWORK. The Nuhad Es-Said Collection. 1998. 128 pp. 47 colour and 41 b/willustrations. Map. 33x24 cm. Cloth. £70.00Covers the collection of Nuhad Es-Said, one of the finest private collections of Islamic metalwork. The text is followed by a well-doc-umented catalogue with extensive photographs.

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36 Ambary, Hasan Muarif ed: EXCAVATION REPORTAT PASAR IKAN, JAKARTA. Jakarta, 1981. 83 pp. 24plates, 3 in colour. 33 illustrations, 2 maps. Bibliography. 28x20 cm. Paper. £15.00Report of archaeological discoveries made in 1980. The ceramic fragments and other objects excavated prove the existence of an ex-tensive level of trade in early metropolitan Jakarta.

37 Ambolt, N. & Norin, E: SVEN HEDIN CENTRALASIAATLAS: MEMOIR ON MAPS: I. GEOGRAPHY5. Vol. III, Fasc. 1: The Pamirs, K’unlun, Karakoram and Chang T’ang Regions. Sino-Swedish ExpeditionPublication 54. Stockholm, 1982. 61 pp. text. 2 b/w text illustrations. Folding b/w map & foldout b/w plate in rearpocket. 30x24 cm. Paper. £75.00Publication No. 54 of the ‘Reports from the Scientific Expedition to the North-Western Provinces of China under the Leadership of Dr.Sven Hedin’. This expedition, known as the Sino-Swedish Expedition, was undertaken from 1927-1935. Regarded as the last greatwestern expedition into Chinese Central Asia. Primarily focuses on the geographical aspects of the area.

41 Art Gallery of Western Australia: THE SPIRIT OF INDIA. A Survey of Indian Art. Canberra, 1984. 96 pp. 63illustrations, 33 in colour, map, bibliography. 27x21 cm. Paper. £20.00Catalogue of the first major exhibition of Indian art at the Art Gallery of Western Australia, with exhibits illustrated ranging from earlyBuddhist sculpture to textiles and Mughal miniatures.

42 THE ARTISTIC HERITAGE OF THAILAND. A Collection of Essays. Bangkok, 1979. 212 pp. Numerouscolour and b/w illustrations. 27x19 cm. Boards. £20.00A collection of 23 essays on various aspects of Thai art and culture originally published in the expatriate magazine ‘Sawadee’. Rangesfrom Blofeld: ‘The Two Great Schools of Buddhism’to Robinson: ‘Bencharong and Lai Nam Thong Ceramics’and McLean: ‘SukothaiImages’. A very varied selection.

43 AsianArt Museum: THAI CERAMICS. The James and Elaine Connell Collection. San Francisco, 1993. viii, 180pp. 164 colour plates and illustrations, 42 text illustrations. Map. 30x23 cm. Paper. £85.00Catalogue of an exhibition at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco of Thai ceramics. Essays by John Guy, John Shaw and LouiseAllison Court. Catalogue of 164 objects, all illustrated in colour, by Nancy Tingley.

45 Atkinson, James trans: THE SHAH NAMEH. of the Persian Poet Firdausi. London, 1886. viii, xxv, xxxi, 416 pp.19x13 cm. Decorative cloth. £30.00Reissue of the first English annotated translation of this Persian classic.

47 Aung, Maung Htin: FOLK ELEMENTS IN BURMESE BUDDHISM. Rangoon, n.d. (1970s?) xiii, 140 pp.21x13 cm. Boards. £18.00Sections on: The Nine Gods, The Feast of the New Year, The Cult of Alchemy, The Cult of the Magus, The Lord of the Great Mountain,The 37 Lords, Initiation Ceremonies, The Ari Monks.

52 Baldaeus, Phillipus (Brohier, P. trans):ATRUEAND EXACTDESCRIPTIONOFTHEGREAT ISLANDOFCEYLON. A new and unabridged translation from the edition of 1672. Ceylon Historical Journal Vol VIII.Maharagama, 1960. B/w frontispiece, lxvi, 403 pp. B/w text illustrations (a number full page). Folding map. 21x14cm. Wrappers. £60.00Scarce translation into English from the Dutch of the section relating to Ceylon in the journal of the Rev Phillipus Baldaeus first pub-lished in Dutch in Amsterdam in 1672. A very early western account of 17th century Sri Lanka.

53 Bandaranayake, Senake: SINHALESEMONASTICARCHITECTURE. The Viharas ofAnuradhapura. Studiesin South Asian Culture IV. Leiden, 1974. xviii, 404 pp. text plus 55 b/w plates. Numerous b/w text drawings andplans. 29x22 cm. Cloth. £40.00The first systematic treatment examining the distinctive characteristics of this architectural tradition and placing it in the wider con-text of South and Southeast Asia. Waterstaining to bottom of frontpapers. Text not affected. Priced accordingly.

54 Banerjea, Jitendra Nath: THE DEVELOPMENT OF HINDU ICONOGRAPHY. Calcutta, 1956. xxxvii, 653pp. text and 68 pp. b/w plates. 25x17 cm. Cloth. £45.00Second edition — revised and enlarged — of a standard reference.

58 Beek, Steve van: THEARTS OFTHAILAND. London, 1991. 248 pp. 310 illustrations, 272 in colour. 29x23 cm.Cloth. £20.00This exhaustively-researched volume covers every major form and period of Thai art, and gives a most comprehensive account of itsrich artistic tradition. Magnificent photographs by Luca Invernizzi Tettoni.

59 Bergman, F. et al. Norin, E. comp: SVEN HEDIN CENTRAL ASIA ATLAS: MEMOIR ON MAPS: I.GEOGRAPHY 3. Vol. III, Fasc. 3 The Kansu-Hohsi Corridor and the Suloho-Ochinaho drainage regions. Sino-Swedish Expedition Publication 50. Stockholm, 1980. 114 pp. text. 47 b/w text illustrations and drawings. 2 foldingmaps (1 coloured) and 2 foldout b/w plates in rear pocket. 30x24 cm. Paper. £175.00Publication No. 50 of the ‘Reports from the Scientific Expedition to the North-Western Provinces of China under the Leadership of Dr.Sven Hedin’. This expedition, known as the Sino-Swedish Expedition, was undertaken from 1927-1935. Regarded as the last greatwestern expedition into Chinese Central Asia. Whilst primarily focusing on geographical aspects of the area, the observations of Steinand Hedin are incorporated. Also discusses the area of Lop-Nor and Edsin-gol. Some pencil annotations and underlining. Rare.

61 Beurdeley, Jean-Michel: THAI FORMS. Tokyo, 1980. xii, 127 pp. 120 full-page illustrations (20 in colour). 28x25cm. Cloth. £55.00A photographic study of the formal design of everyday objects in Thailand, ranging from simple household utensils to objects used inBuddhist religious services. Photographed by Hans Hinz, a pioneer of colour photography. First English edition.

64 Bezacier, Louis: L’ART VIETNAMIEN. (Vietnamese Art). Paris, 1955. 236 pp. 29 b/w plates and folding maps.25x16 cm. Wrappers. £10.00A study of the subject in French.

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65 Bhattacharya, Asok K: TECHNIQUE OF INDIAN PAINTING. AStudy Chiefly Made on the Basis of the SilpaTexts. Calcutta, 1976. 174 pp. text plus colour frontispiece and 28 b/w plates and drawings. 25x19 cm. Cloth.

£20.00A good and detailed study.

66 Bhattacharya, Benoytosh: THE INDIAN BUDDHIST ICONOGRAPHY. Calcutta, 1958. xxxiv, 478 pp. 357illustrations. Appendix, indexes. 25x17 cm. Cloth. £40.00Second edition, revised and enlarged. Mainly based on the Sadhanamala and cognate Tantric texts of rituals. Detailed descriptions ofthe various Buddhist deities.

67 Bhattacharyya, Dr. Dipak Chandra: TANTRIC BUDDHIST ICONOGRAPHIC SOURCES. New Delhi, 1974.xvi, 91 pp. Glossary, bibliography, index. 18 b/w plates. 25x19 cm. Cloth. £25.00Contains textual extracts collected from a number of unpublished Sanskrit Buddhist ritualistic works, with critical annotations.

68 Bhattasali, Nalini: ICONOGRAPHY OF BUDDHIST AND BRAHMANICAL SCULPTURES IN THEDACCAMUSEUM. Dacca, 1929. xxxix, 274 pp. text plus 82 pp. b/w plates hors texte. 25x18 cm. Half cloth.£125.00Scarce original edition of a still-authoritative work on this important collection of sculptures in the Dacca Museum in Bangladesh.

69 Bhavnani, Enakshi:DECORATIVE DESIGNSANDCRAFTSMANSHIPOF INDIA.With over 10,001 designsand motifs from the crafts of India. Bombay, 1974. 109 pp. text plus 5 colour plates and 175 pp. b/w plates withnumerous b/w drawings of designs and figures. 29x22 cm. Cloth. £25.00Excellent source book and visual reference for the plethora of designs and motifs used in Indian art. An interesting and readable texton aspects of symbolism, ornament and types of Indian arts and crafts accompanies.

70 Bhavnani, Enakshi:DECORATIVE DESIGNSON STONEANDWOOD IN INDIA. Bombay, 1978. 67 pp. textplus 4 pp. colour plates and 108 pp. b/w plates with numerous b/w drawings of designs and figures. 29x22 cm.Cloth. £25.00Excellent source book and visual reference for the designs and motifs used on stone and wood, and thus the architecture, in Indian art.

71 Birdwood, G. C. M: THE INDUSTRIALARTS OF INDIA.With Map and woodcuts. London, 1971. xvi, foldingmap, 344 pp. text plus 74 pp. b/w illustrations hors texte. A few b/w text illustrations. 22x14 cm. Cloth,dustjacket. £45.00Facsimile reprint of the rare original 1880 edition. An authoritative and important reference.

72 Blusse, L. & Evarts, N. ed: THE FORMOSAN ENCOUNTER. Notes on Formosa’s Aboriginal Society: ASelection of Documents from Dutch Archival Sources: Volume III: 1646-1654. Shung Ye Museum of FormosanAborigines Monograph 3. Taipei, 2006. lxi, 597 pp. 27x20 cm. Cloth. £75.00This third volume of Dutch documents relating to the aboriginal people of Taiwan covers documents dating from 1646-1655. The orig-inal Dutch is given along with an English translation. A prime reference on early Dutch contact with Taiwan.

73 Boisselier, Jean: CEYLON. Geneva, 1979. 206 pp. 17 colour and 99 b/w illustrations. 24x17 cm. Cloth. £15.00A good introduction to the art and architecture of Sri Lanka.

74 Boisselier, Jean: THE HERITAGE OFTHAI SCULPTURE. Tokyo, 1975. 270 pp. 169 plates and illustrations,40 in colour. Maps, chronology, index. 30x26 cm. Cloth. £125.00A standard reference on the subject.

75 Boisselier, Jean: THAI PAINTING. Berne, 1976. 270 pp. Colour and (predominantly) b/w illustrations throughout.29x25 cm. Cloth. £45.00Remains a prime detailed reference.

76 Bowie, Theodore ed: THE ARTS OF THAILAND. A Handbook of the Architecture, Sculpture and Painting ofThailand. Bloomington, 1960. 221 pp. 1 colour plate, 163 b/w plates and illustrations. 22x18 cm. Paper. £10.00With contributions by Alexander B. Griswold, Elizabeth Lyons, Prince Subhadradis Diskul, and the editor, Theodore Bowie, this is thecatalogue of the travelling exhibition which toured the United States in 1960-62. Ex-library copy of a useful work.

77 Brackenbury,Wade:YAKBUTTERANDBLACKTEA.AJourney into Forbidden China. Chapel Hill, 1997. 352pp. Cloth. £25.00Wanderings in south-west China and southern Tibet in search of the Drung people.

80 Brown, Roxanna and Sten Sjostrand: MARITIME ARCHAEOLOGY AND SHIPWRECK CERAMICS INMALAYSIA. Kuala Lumpur, 2001. 120 pp. Cloth. £60.00A survey of the subject with information on, amongst much else, China trade pottery, Thai trade pottery, the hunt for a precise chronol-ogy plus a chronological arrangement giving information on 12 shipwrecks found in Malaysian waters, together with illustrations ofwares recovered. Out-of-print and hard to obtain.

81 Brown, Roxanna M: THE CERAMICS OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA. Their Dating and Identification. Oxford inAsia Studies in Ceramics. Oxford, 1977. 98 pp. 63 plates, 20 in colour. 28 text-figures. 3 maps. 28x21 cm. Cloth.

£20.00One of the major books for the dating and identification of South-East Asian ceramics. Now much reduced in price to clear stock.

82 Brown, Roxanna M. ed:GUANGDONGCERAMICS. From Butuan and other Philippine Sites. Singapore, 1989.128 pp. 200 illustrations, 36 in colour. 29x22 cm. Boards. £60.00An exhibition of Chinese trade ceramics held by the Oriental Ceramic Society of the Philippines.

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84 Bunce, Fredrick W: A DICTIONARY OF BUDDHIST AND HINDU ICONOGRAPHY. Objects, Devices,Concepts, Rites and Related Terms. New Delhi, 1997. xxviii, 473 pp. 908 line drawing illustrations. 28x22 cm.Cloth. £60.00Presents various symbols and give the explanations, the languages (Tibetan, Sanskrit, Chinese, etc.), and lists bibliographical refer-ences consulted for each symbol. A much-needed reference work for symbols in Buddhist art.

88 Caron, Francois and Schouten, Joost; edited by C. R. Boxer: A TRUE DESCRIPTION OF THE MIGHTYKINGDOMSOFJAPAN& SIAM.Amsterdam, 1935. cxxix, 197 pp. Frontispiece, 12 plates, 7 maps, appendices,bibliography, index. 26x20 cm. Cloth. £200.00From a limited edition of 475 on Japon paper issued in 1935 as a reprint by the Argonaut Press (with introduction, notes and ap-pendices by C. R. Boxer) of the original English edition of 1663. Descriptions of 17th century Japan and Thailand by two servants ofthe Dutch East India Company. Scarce in any form.

89 Centennial Museum: THE TALKING JARS. An Exhibition of Oriental Ceramic Folkwares Found in SoutheastAsia. Vancouver, 1971. 74 pp. Numerous illustrations, glossary, bibliography, additions & corrections. 24x18 cm.Paper. £20.00

90 THE CERAMICS OF SOUTH-EASTASIA FROMTHE 10TH TO 16TH CENTURIESA.D.. N.p., n.d. 240pp. Colour plates throughout. 29x22 cm. Boards. £50.00Catalogue of the little-known (privately-held?) Osothsapha Ceramics Collection in Thailand. 110 very fine examples are illustratedin colour and described. Introduction and captions in English. Main text in Thai.

93 Chakrabongse, N. et al: SIAM IN TRADEANDWAR. Royal Maps of the Nineteenth Century. Bangkok, 2006.88 pp. Colour illustrations throughout. 28x24 cm. Paper. £20.00Catalogue of an exhibition in Bangkok showing five of the 17 hand-drawn and hand-coloured cotton maps discovered in the GrandPalace in Bangkok in 1996. These maps record Siamese warfare and trade during the first three reigns of the Bangkok period (1782-1851). Whilst works of arts, the maps also provide much historical and landscape detail for historians and geographers. Exhibited alongwith 80 related items.

96 Chand, Emcee & Khien Yimsiri: THAI MONUMENTAL BRONZES. Bangkok, 1957. 96 pp. text plus 99 b/wplates. B/w text drawings. 22x16 cm. Cloth. £20.00A useful study of these impressive bronzes from the Indian prototypes of the form through to the Sukhothai and Ayudhya images. Well-illustrated with numerous examples from sites, temples and museums in Thailand.

97 Charernsupkul, A.; Kennedy, V. trans: THE ELEMENTS OFTHAIARCHITECTURE. N.p., 1978. 142 pp. 61pp. b/w plates. 24x25 cm. Cloth. £20.00An analytical approach to Thai Buddhist architecture and its component parts from the Sukhothai period down to the 19th century.Well-illustrated. Dual texts in Thai and English.

98 Charernsupkul, Anuvit: THE STRUCTURE TYPES AND PATTERN BONDS OF KHMER ANDSRIVIJAYAN BRICKARCHITECTURE IN THAILAND. c. 200 pp. 52 pp. b/w illustrations. 5 maps. 25x19cm. Paper. £20.00A focussed study. List of plates, preface and summaries to chapters in English. Main text in Thai.

99 Charoenwongsa, P. & Diksul, M: THAILAND. Archaeologia Mundi. Geneva, 1978. 256 pp. Numerous colourand (predominantly) b/w illustrations. 24x17 cm. Cloth. £20.00Good detailed study in the archaeological and artistical heritage of Thailand primarily drawing on archaeological finds and extantsites.

100 Chaturachinda, Gwyneth et al: DICTIONARY OF SOUTH & SOUTHEAST ASIAN ART. Second Edition.Bangkok, 2004. 240 pp. 112 b/w illustrations. Bibliography. 21x13 cm. Paper. £10.00Handy reference, now with 1300 entries, 112 line illustrations and 15 colour plates, from ‘abhayamudra’ through ‘zoomorphic’.

101 Chaudhuri, K. N: ASIA BEFORE EUROPE. Economy and Civilisation of the Indian Ocean from the Rise ofIslam to 1750. xviii, 477 pp. A number of b/w text illustrations. 24x17 cm. Paper. £30.00A most detailed survey. Sequel to the author’s ‘Trade and Civilization in the Indian Ocean’.

102 Chee, E. et al: TREASURES FROM THE NATIONAL MUSEUM SINGAPORE. Singapore, 1987. 255 pp.Colour plates throughout. 29x29 cm. Cloth. £25.00Sections on archaeology, silver and gold, bronze and glass, numismatics, ceramics, jade, textiles and garments, woodcarving, bas-ketwork, puppetry, historical paintings and prints, modern art. Shows some of the finest objects in each category held in the museum’scollection. Illustrated throughout with full page colour plates. Descriptions accompany.

104 Chen Zhengxiang: TAIWAN DIMING CIDIAN. (A Dictionary of Place-Names in Taiwan). 臺灣地名辭典 。陳正祥. Taibei, 2001. xix, 376 pp. 27X20 cm. Cloth. £35.00A useful dictionary of place-names in Taiwan arranged by ascending number of strokes. Gives the Wade-Giles English pronunciationof the place in question, together with geographical location and brief details. Revised edition. In Chinese.

107 Cheng Te-k’un: ARCHAEOLOGY IN SARAWAK. Cambridge, 1969. xii, 33 pp. text plus 12 pp. b/w plates.25x19 cm. Cloth. £30.00An interesting survey by a well-known sinologist. Includes the identification of Santubong as the ruins of a large seaport during theTang and Song dynasties and subsequently abandoned. Scarce.

110 China Institute ofAmerica: THERESONANCEOFTHEQIN IN EASTASIANART.NewYork, 1999. 144 pp.40 colour and 30 b/w illustrations. Paper. £32.00Catalogue of an exhibition examining the role of the ‘qin’ or stringed zither in Chinese art. The qin was the premier scholar’s musi-cal instrument and is frequently represented in a variety of media as a sign of cultivation, amongst other things. Essays by StephenAddiss (the exhibition’s guest curator), Mitchell Clark and Kenneth DeWorskin.

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113 CHINAYEARBOOK 1968-69. Taipei, n.d. 832 pp. Colour and b/w illustrations. 21x15 cm. Cloth. £20.00Covers the period July 1967 to June 1968 in Taiwan. Huge range of facts and information about the country and economy of Taiwan.

115 Chou Ta-kuan (Zhou Daguan): THE CUSTOMS OF CAMBODIA. Bangkok, 1987. xiii, c. 80 pp. 41 pp. 7 b/wplates. 25x24 cm. Cloth. £30.00Fascinating. Chou Ta-kuan was Chinese envoy to the court of Cambodia from 1296-97 and his is a rare description of Angkor at theheight of its prosperity. The Chinese original was written circa 1312 and this translated text comes from the 1544 work Gujin Shuo-hai. This English edition is in turn translated from the French edition by Paul Pelliot.

121 Chutiwongs, Nandana & Denise P. Leidy: BUDDHAOFTHE FUTURE.An Early Maitreya from Thailand. NewYork, 1994. 112 pp. 62 illustrations, 6 in colour. Map, bibliography, glossary. 22x26 cm. Paper. £10.00Focusing on an extraordinary eighth-century statue of Maitreya, the Buddha of the Future, excavated in north central Thailand in 1964,this volume provides an overview of Buddhist art in Southeast Asia.

123 Coedes, G: THE INDIANIZED STATES OF SOUTHEASTASIA. Honolulu, 1971. xxi, 403 pp. text plus 7 pp.maps and tables. 23x15 cm. Paper. £15.00English translation from the French of this important text on the study of Indian expansion and influence that is woven into the cul-ture of Southeast Asia.

124 Coedes, G: THE MAKING OF SOUTH EASTASIA. Berkeley, 1983. xvi, 268 pp. 21x13 cm. Paper. £10.00English translation from the French of an important study of Southeast Asian history.

125 Cole, Fay-Cooper: CHINESE POTTERY IN THE PHILIPPINES. Field Mus. Nat. History. Vol XII, No. 1.Chicago, 1912. 47 pp. text. 22 b/w plates. 25x17 cm. Cloth. £55.00Includes a postcript by Berthold Laufer, and two chapters from the Tokiko with objects from the Namban Islands & Luzon.

126 Coomaraswamy, Ananda K: THEARTS & CRAFTS OF INDIA& CEYLON. New York, 1964. 259 pp. Index.225 illustrations. 21x14 cm. Cloth. £20.00Hindu, Buddhist and Mughal art. A good survey by an authority.

127 Coomaraswamy, Ananda K: BRONZES FROM CEYLON, CHIEFLY IN THE COLOMBO MUSEUM.Memoirs of the Colombo Museum Series A. No. 1.N.p. (Sri Lanka), 1978. 31 pp. text plus 28 pp. b/w plates. 31x25cm. Cloth. £35.00Reprint of the 1914 original edition. The plates show numerous superb specimens.

128 Coomaraswamy,Ananda K:HISTORYOF INDIANAND INDONESIANART.NewYork, 1965. vi, 295 pp. 128plates. Good index. 24x17 cm. Paper. £10.00A standard reference. Reprint of the 1927 original.

129 Coomaraswamy, Ananda K:MEDIAEVALSINHALESEART. NewYork, 1956. 344 pp. plus 53 pp. b/w plates.A number of b/w text drawings. 28x22 cm. Cloth. £45.00The title continues..‘Being a Monograph on Mediaeval Sinhalese Arts and Crafts, Mainly as Surviving in the Eighteenth Century, withan Account of the Structure of Society and the Status of the Craftsmen’. Second revised edition of a work by a well-regarded scholar.

130 Coomaraswamy, Ananda K: YAKSAS. Dehli, 1971. 35; 84 pp. text plus 73 b/w plates. 25x18 cm. Cloth. £20.00Yaksas are described variously as guardian spirits or angels or Devas. This is a study that explores their origin and development inIndian art and their iconography. Illustrated with numerous sculptural examples.

133 Craven, Roy: ACONCISE HISTORY OF INDIANART. London, 1976. 252 pp. 200 illustrations, of which 30in colour. 21x14 cm. Paper. £10.00

134 Cruysse, Dirk Van der: SIAM AND THE WEST 1500-1700. Silkworm Books. Chiang Mai, 2002. 591 pp. 12illustrations. 2 maps, indexes. 23x15 cm. Paper. £25.00The history of European-Siamese relations, from the arrival of the Portuguese, followed by the Dutch, British and French, woven to-gether from journals, memoirs and other archival materials.

138 Daweewarn, D: BRAHMANISM IN SOUTH-EASTASIA. (From the Earliest Time to 1445 A.D.). New Delhi,1982. xv, 321 pp. 24x15 cm. Cloth. £15.00A detailed study of the influence and extent of this religion in Southeast Asia.

139 De La Loubere, Simon: ANEWHISTORICALRELATION OFTHE KINGDOMOFSIAM. Bangkok, 1986.xiv, 260 pp. B/w reproductions of engravings. 32x20 cm. Boards. £95.00Facsimile reproduction of the rare 1693 original detailing the embassy of de la Loubere, envoy extraordinary from the French Kingto the King of Siam in the years 1687 and 1688. With an introduction on the historical background to the embassy by John Villiers.

140 Dehejia, V. et al: CHOLA. Sacred Bronzes of Southern India. London, 2006. 157 pp. 120 colour illustrations.Glossary, bibliography, index. 31x23 cm. Cloth. £20.00Catalogue of an exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts in London showing nearly thirty Chola bronzes dating from the 8th to 13thcenturies. Extensively illustrated and described. With contributions by John Guy, John Eskenazi and Daud Ali. Paperback edition.

142 Department of Archaeology, Silpakorn University: INDEX POTTERY OF DVARAVATI PERIOD. Bangkok,1985. 101 pp. 21 colour and numerous b/w illustrations and text drawings. 26x19 cm. Paper. £35.00A useful contribution on this little-published subject based on archaeological excavations at Dvaravati or related sites in Thailand.Abstract, six page summary and lists of illustrations in English. Main text in Thai.

143 Desai, Santosh: HINDUISM IN THAI LIFE. Bombay, 1980. xvii, 163 pp. 22x14 cm. Cloth. £10.00A study of the influence of Hinduism in Thailand.

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145 Diksul, M. C: BRONZE HINDU IMAGES IN THE SUKHOTHAI PERIOD. N.p. (Bangkok), 1977. 58 pp.text plus 24 pp. b/s plates. 26x19 cm. Paper. £10.00Reprinted from the Journal of the National Research Council of Thailand Vol 9, No. 1. Illustrated wioth numerous fine examples ofsuch images. Text in Thai.

146 THE DISCOURSES AT VERSAILLES OF THE FIRST SIAMESE AMBASSADORS TO FRANCE 1686-7. Together with the List of their Presents to the Court in the Original French together with a Translation intoEnglish. Edited Translated and Introduced by Michael Smithies. Bangkok, 1986. 96 pp. Frontispiece, 2 b/w plates.22x16 cm. Cloth. £20.00Handy reprint of important documents concerning the early relations between France and Thailand.

147 Diskul, M: ART IN THAILAND:ABRIEFHISTORY. Bangkok, n.d (1970s). 51 pp. text plus 125 full page b/willustrations. 25x18 cm. Paper. £20.00Despite the generic title, this is very much a study of Thai sculpture throughout the ages from the Dvaravati period through to the lateBangkok style. Illustrated with numerous examples. Revised edition.

148 Dofflemyer, Virginia: SOUTHEAST ASIAN CERAMICS. From the Collection of Margot and Hans Ries.Pasadena, 1989. xii, 86 pp. 118 plates, 24 in colour. 3 maps. 28x22 cm. Paper. £20.00A highly-informative and copiously-illustrated catalogue from the Pacific Asia Museum. The collection has an impressive concentra-tion of Thai ceramics.

149 Doshi, Saryu ed: INDIA AND GREECE. Connections and Parallels. Bombay, 1985. 132 pp. Colour and(predominantly) b/w plates throughout. 33x25 cm. Cloth. £55.00Assesses the impact of the invasion of Alexander the Great and the ensuing contact with the Greeks on different aspects of Indian cul-ture. Argues that cultural contact and influence was a two-way process.

151 DSCHINGIS KHAN UND SEINE ERBEN: DASWELTREICH DERMONGOLEN. Genghis Khan and HisLegacy: The Mongol Empire). Munich, 2005. 432 pp. c. 236 colour plates. 28x25 cm. £45.00Catalogue of a German exhibition held in Bonn and then Munich. With loans from European and Asian collections including Mon-golia. Explores the history, art and legacy of the Mongol Empire founded by Genghis Khan. The exhibits loaned from Mongolian mu-seums have seldom been seen before. Illustrated throughout. Text in German.

152 Dubois, Abbe J. A: HINDUMANNERS, CUSTOMSAND CEREMONIES. Oxford, 1897. xxxvi, 730 pp. B/wfrontispiece. 23x14 cm. Half cloth. Wear to spine. £30.00Reading copy of an erudite work. Slightly shaky in binding. A few pencil annotations. Stamps to a couple of frontpapers.

154 Dumarcay, Jacques: CHARPENTES ET TUILES KHMERES. (Khmer Woodwork and Tiling). MemoiresArchaeologiques VIII. Paris, 1973. 87 pp. text plus 80 pp. architectural plans and drawings (a number folding) and77 b/w photographic illustrations. 37x26 cm. Half cloth. £75.00Still regarded as a fine and focussed contribution to the subject by an acknowledged authority. In French.

155 Dumarçy, Jacques: THE PALACES OFSOUTH-EASTASIA.Architecture and Customs. Oxford, 1991. 200 pp.24 colour & over 100 b/w illustrations. 25x19 cm. Cloth. £20.00Translated and edited by Michael Smithies, this finely-produced survey covers the history, architecture, furnishings, and court eti-quette of more than 25 palaces in Burma, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia.

160 Dupont, P: L’ARCHEOLOGIEMONEDEDVARAVATI. Paris, 1959. xi, 329 pp. text plus c.20 plans and charts;plate volume with 152 pp. b/w plates. 2 vols. 29x20 cm. Later boards. £150.00A scarce study devoted to the study of the early architecture of Thailand during the Dvaravati period from the 6th to 8th centuries AD.In French.

167 Evans-Wentz, W. Y: THE TIBETAN BOOKOFTHE DEAD. TheAfter-Death Experiences on the Bardo Plane,according to Lama Kazi ... Tibetan Series. London, 1951. xliv, 247 pp. 6 illustrations, 5 emblems. Index. 23x15 cm.Cloth. £30.00Second edition.

168 Faccenna, D: REPORTS ON THE CAMPAIGNS 1956-1958 IN SWAT (PAKISTAN): REPORTS ANDMEMOIRS.Mingora: Site of Butkara I; Sculptures from the Sacred Area of Butkara I. Volume I: xxvii, 362 pp.text plus pocket with 25 b/w maps and drawings on 20 folding sheets. B/w text photographs and drawingsthroughout.; Volume II: pp. 1-98 text plus 335 b/w plates; Volume III: pp. 99-203 text plus b/w plates 336-675. 3vols. 35x25 cm. Cloth, dustjackets with tears and wear. £250.00Three volume report on excavations at this important Buddhist shrine in Pakistan that is generally dated to the second century B.C.The shrine was much augmented with hellenistic architectural decoration during this time and is very important for the study ofGraeco-Buddhist art at the time with links to Gandhara.Introduction by G. Tucci.The three volumes are entitled:Volume 1: Reports and Memoirs Volume I: Reports on the Campaigns 1956-1958 in Swat (Pakistan): Mingora: Site of Butkara I.Volume 2: Report and Memoirs Volume II, 2: Sculptures from the Sacred Area of Buktara I (Swat, W. Pakistan) Part 2: Plates I —CCCXXXVVolume 3: Report and Memoirs Volume II, 3: Sculptures from the Sacred Area of Buktara I (Swat, W. Pakistan) Part 3: Plates CC-CXXXVI — DCLXXV.

169 Far Eastern Ceramic Group: FAR EASTERN CERAMIC BULLETIN 1-12. Amsterdam, 1975. 1,641 pp.Numerous illustrations. 2 vols. 25x18 cm. Cloth. £50.00Reprint, in reduced format, of an important periodical published in 43 issues 1948-1960. Contributions by eminent scholars.

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174 Frape, Chris ed: BURNISHED BEAUTY. TheArt of Stone in Early Southeast Asia. Bangkok, 2000. 162 pp. 170colour illustrations. 3 maps, chronology, bibliography, index. 23x22 cm. Paper. £33.00While much attention has been focused on the significance and scope of jade in ancient Chinese culture, very little has been writtento date on the important role that jade and related hardstones played in prehistoric Southeast Asia. Drawn from fifteen private and pub-lic collections, and including 167 outstanding examples, most never published before, these artefacts of the ancient peoples of Viet-nam, Laos, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines and aboriginal Taiwan are fully described and illustrated in colour. With six scholarlyessays in English.

175 Frasche, Dean F: SOUTHEASTASIAN CERAMICS. Ninth Through Seventeenth Centuries. New York, 1976.144 pp. 124 illustrations, 10 in colour. 2 maps. Bibliography. 25x24 cm. Cloth. £30.00The first major exhibition in the United States of Khmer, Thai and Vietnamese ceramics arranged by the Asia House Gallery, New York.

176 Freschi, Renzo: THEARTOFBUDDHISM FROM INDIATO CHINA.Milan, 2000. 116 pp. 30 colour and 24b/w illustrations. 29x21 cm. Paper. £30.00Sale exhibition, with 11 essays by seven Italian scholars on Buddhist art, religion and literature. All objects illustrated in full page colour— from Gandharan sculpture to Mongolian gilt-brnzes. Dual text in English and Italian.

177 Froom,Aimee: PERSIAN CERAMICS. From the Collection of theAsianArt Museum. San Francisco, 2008. 128pp. c. 130 colour illustrations, many full page. 25x24 cm. Paper. £24.00The first detailed survey of one of the little-known treasures of the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco — its collection of Persian ce-ramics. Also provides a history of these beautiful wares.

183 Garnier, Derick:AYUTTHAYA.Venice of the East. Bangkok, 2004. 199 pp. 44 pp. colour & b/w plates. Maps andplans, included one foldout. 26x18 cm. Cloth. £17.00For over 400 years, between 1351 and 1767, Ayutthaya was the capital of Siam and one of the wealthiest trading cities in the region,renowned for its beautiful temple architecture. Garnier provides a history of the city with a wealth of fascinating material.

199 Gerson, Ruth: TRADITIONALFESTIVALS IN THAILAND. Images of Asia. Bangkok, 1996. 76 pp. 23 colourplates, 20 b/w illustrations. 20x13 cm. Paper. £10.00

200 Gervaise, Nicholas (Villiers, John trans & edited): THE NATURALAND POLITICAL HISTORY OF THEKINGDOM OF SIAM. Translated and edited with an introduction and notes by John Villiers. Bangkok,1989.xxii, 254 pp. A few b/w plates (2 folding) and text illustrations. 22x15 cm. Cloth. £25.00Translation of the late 17th century French work ‘Histoire Naturelle et Politique du Royaume de Siam’, one of the most authoritativeaccounts of Thailand at the time.

201 Ghirshman, Roman: PERSIAN ART. The Parthian and Sassanian Dynasties 249 B.C. — A.D. 651. New York,1962. 344 pp. Colour and (predominantly) b/w pltes throughout. 28x22 cm. Cloth. £50.00A good and well-illustrated study of the art produced during these fascinating Persian dynasties.

202 Gifford, Rev. Daniel L: EVERY-DAY LIFE IN KOREA. A Collection of Studies and Stories. Chicago, 1898.231 pp. 8 fullpage b/w plates. Folding map 20x13 cm. Decorative boards. £125.00Written by a missionary in Korea. The 15 studies and stories range from ‘A Wedding in Korea’ to ‘Guilds and Other Associations’and‘Missionary Life and Work’. Interesting work written when few foreigners had visited Korea. The detailed folding map shows the Ko-rean peninsula with the names of towns containing Missions underlined. One plate loose. Otherwise, a good, clean copy of a scarcework.

204 Giteau, Madeleine: LES KHMERS: SCULPTURES KHMERES; REFLETS DE LA CIVILISATIOND’ANGKOR. (The Khmers: Khmer Sculpture — Reflections on the Angkor Civilisation). Aspects de l’Art.Fribourg, 1965. 300 pp. Glossary, bibliography, index. 24 colour plates, 251 illustrations, 3 maps. 29x26 cm. Cloth.£50.00

205 Glover, Ian et al. ed: EARLY METALLURGY, TRADE AND URBAN CENTRES IN THAILAND ANDSOUTHEASTASIA. 13Archaeological Essays. Bangkok, 1992. 231 pp. Colour and b/w text illustrations. 22x15cm. Cloth. £30.00Thirteen essays focussing on early aspects of metallurgy and trade and the rise of cities on Thailand and Southeast Asia.

206 Godrej, Pheroza & Rohgati, Pauline: SCENIC SPLENDOURS. India Through the Printed Image. London, 1989.167 pp. 32 colour and 82 b/w plates and illustrations. 28x23 cm. Cloth. £25.00This book is attractively illustrated throughout with some of the finest prints from the collection of the India Office Library and Recordsas well as discussing topographical prints of 40 of the artists of the genre active in 18th and 19th century India.

207 Goepper, Roger and Whitfield, Roderick: TREASURES FROM KOREA. Art Through 5000 Years. London,1984. 256 pp. 39 colour & 260 b/w illustrations. 28x22 cm. Paper. £10.00An authoritative introduction to Korean art and archaeology of 5000 years, and a record of an exhibition at the British Museum, thefirst from Korea to be held in London for 25 years.

209 Gosling, Betty: ACHRONOLOGY OF RELIGIOUS ARCHITECTURE AT SUKHOTHAI. Late Thirteenthto Early Fifteenth Century. Monograph & Occasional Paper Series, 52. Ann Arbor, 1996. 312 pp. Cloth. £20.00

211 Gotoh Art Museum: YOMIGAERU OKOKU (TAI BETONAMU KANBOJIA) NO KO-TOJI TEN. TheExhibition of South-East Asian Ceramics (Thailand, Vietnam & Cambodia). Tokyo, 1987. 95 pp. Colourphotographs of all 187 items. 30x23 cm. Paper. £45.00Scarce catalogue of an exhibition of South-East Asian ceramics held at the Gotoh Art Museum in Tokyo. Japanese text by TakeuchiJunichi. List of exhibits and captions to the illustrations in English.

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214 Gour, Sir Hari Singh: THE SPIRITOFBUDDHISM. London, 1929. xxxi, 565 pp. 25x19 cm. Cloth. Some marksto cover. £20.00The title continues: ‘Being an Examination Analytical-Explanatory and Critical of The Life of the founder of Buddhism; His religionand philosophy, its influence upon other religions, philosophies and on the ancient and modern social and ethical systems, social up-heavals and revolutionary movements. Inside front cover starting to crack.

217 Green, David: UNDERSTANDING POTTERY GLAZES. London, 1975. 128 pp. text and 16 pp. b/w plates.22x14 cm. Cloth. £20.00A useful work published by Faber & Faber in conjunction with their excellent works on ceramics.

218 Griswold, A. B: WAT PRA YUN RECONSIDERED. The Siam Society. The Siam Society Monograph No. 4.Bangkok, 1975. 4, 88 pp. text plus 44 b/w illustrations and 4 foldouts. 23x18 cm. Paper. £10.00Discusses the re-dating of Wat Pra Yun in Thailand.

219 Groslier, Bernard: THE ART OF INDOCHINA. Including Thailand, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. Art of theWorld.NewYork, 1962. 261 pp. Tipped-in colour and b/w plates throughout. Text illustrations. 6 foldout maps andchronology charts. 24x18 cm. Cloth. £25.00Excellent survey of the subject by a prime authority in the field. A very useful reference.

220 Groslier, Bernard & Jacques Arthaud: THEARTSAND CIVILIZATION OFANGKOR. New York, 1957. 230pp. 6 plates in colour, 112 b/w illustrations. 28x24 cm. Cloth. £25.00A now classic book on the ruins of Angkor. First edition.

221 Groslier, Bernard Philippe: INDOCHINA. Ancient Civilizations. London, 1966. 283 pp. 145 plates, 35 in colour.24x17 cm. Cloth. £25.00A standard work on the subject.

222 Grousset, Rene: THE CIVILIZATIONS OFTHE EAST. The Near and Middle East. London, 1931. 404 pp. 313b/w illustrations throughout. 23x17 cm. Cloth. £20.00Covers Neolithic civilisations, the Egyptians, Babylonians, Hittites and Assyrians, pre-Islamic Persian civilization, Persian Islamic civ-ilization and Arab civilization. An informative read.

224 Guelden, Marlane: THAILAND INTOTHE SPIRITWORLD. Singapore, 1995. 160 pp. Illustrations, mainly incolour. 29 cm. Cloth. £20.00Includes bibliographical references.

225 Guenther, H. & Chogyam Trungpa: THE DAWN OF TANTRA. Boston, 1988. 92 pp. 2 b/w illustrations. 23x15cm. Paper. £20.00A balanced view of the subject, its origin, development and practice.

248 Gupte, R. S: ICONOGRAPHYOFTHEHINDUS BUDDHISTSAND JAINS. Bombay, 1972. xix, 201 pp. textplus 36 pp. b/w plates. Numerous b/w text drawings. 28x22 cm. Cloth. £15.00A useful study and guide, aided by much illustration.

249 Guy, John: CERAMIC TRADITIONS OF SOUTHEASTASIA. The Asia Collection. Oxford, 1989. 96 pages.25 colour illustrations, 39 halftones, 2 figures. 26x20 cm. Boards. £30.00This book provides an introduction to the internal histories of the glazed ceramic traditions of South-East Asia. It examines the ceramicsof Burma, Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam discussing the wares, kiln technology, etc.

250 Guy, John: ORIENTAL TRADE CERAMICS IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA NINTH TO SIXTEENTHCENTURIES.With a Catalogue of Chinese, Vietnamese, and Thai Wares in Australia. Oxford in Asia Studies inCeramics. Singapore, 1986. xiv, 161 pp. 197 pieces illustrated, 49 in colour, 41 figures, 3 maps. Glossary, index.29x22 cm. Cloth. £50.00Includes the catalogue of an exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria in 1980, also text on the background of the trade in ceramicsfrom China and from South-East Asia.

251 Guy, John:ORIENTALTRADECERAMICS IN SOUTHEASTASIA. 10th to 16th Century. Melbourne, 1980.96 pp. 17 text-figures. 85 plates and illustrations, 10 in colour. 3 maps. 25x20 cm. Paper. £50.00153 pieces of Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai ceramics selected from Australian collections, including the Art Gallery of South Australiaand the Bodor Collection.

252 Haags Gemeentemuseum: KUNST UIT THAILAND. N.p., 1963. 52 pp. text plus 88 full page b/w plates. 22x18cm. Paper. Crease to cover. £15.00Catalogue of a major ecxhibition of Thai art held in the Netherlands. The very fine exhibits loaned from major museums in Thailand.88 objects in varous media illustrated. Text in Dutch.

253 Hackin, J. et al:ASIATICMYTHOLOGY.ADetailed Description and Explanation of the Mythologies of ... Asia.London, 1932. 460 pp. 16 pp. fullpage 4-colour plates, 354 b/w illustrations. Index. 29x22 cm. Cloth. Top of frontcover slightly loose. £30.00A detailed description and explanation of the mythologies of Asia. First English edition of a standard reference A few pencil annota-tions. Now offered at a much reduced price to clear an excess of stock.

255 Hall, James: ILLUSTRATED DICTIONARYOFSYMBOLS IN EASTERNANDWESTERNART. London,1997. xii, 244 pp. Text drawings. 23x15 cm. Paper. £15.00An important tool for students of Oriental and Western art, particularly in the field of comparative studies. A useful guide for the trav-eller and museum visitor. Accessible and affordable.

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257 Hamer, Frank: THE POTTER’S DICTIONARYOFMATERIALSAND TECHNIQUES. London, 1975. 349pp. Numerous b/w illustrations. 28x22 cm. Cloth. £25.00A comprehensive and informative guide with a good level of technical detail.

258 Hamilton, David: THE THAMES AND HUDSON MANUAL OF POTTERY AND CERAMICS. London,1977. 188 pp. Numerous b/w text illustrations. 24x16 cm. Paper. £15.00A useful and interesting manual with sections ranging from the development of ceramics and the nature of clay to hand tools for form-ing clay, drying and firing and glazes.

263 Hare, William L: SYSTEMS OFMEDITATION IN RELIGION. London, 1937. 232 pp. 23x14 cm. Cloth.£25.00Focuses on meditation in Asian religions from Hindu yoga to Persian mysticism. Also discusses European religion.

264 Harley, J. B. andWoodward, D. ed: THEHISTORYOFCARTOGRAPHY, VOLUME 2, BOOK 2. Cartographyin the Traditional East and Southeast Asian Societies. Chicago, 1993. c. 800 pp. 40 colour plates, 481 halftones.28x22 cm. Cloth. £150.00This monumental work is an unprecedented survey and illustration of the development of cartography as a science and an art in Eastand Southeast Asia, richly illustrated with a number of rare maps, many previously unpublished. Essential for those interested in thesubject.

265 Harper, Rosemary: A STUDYOF PAINTED UNDER GLAZE DECORATED SHERDS SISATCHANALAITHAILAND. Research Centre for Southeast Asian Ceramics Papers 2. Adelaide, n.d. 74 pp. B/w text drawingsthroughout. 28x21 cm. Paper. £15.00Primarily a visual survey. The ceramic sherds with their painted designs are reproduced in black-and-white drawings. Illustratedthroughout. Introduction accompanies.

267 Harrisson, Barbara: PUSAKA: HEIRLOOM JARS OF BORNEO. Oxford in Asia Studies in Ceramics.Singapore, 1986. xvi, 55 pp., bibliography, index. 32 colour and over 100 b&w illustrations. 29x22 cm. Cloth.

£55.00The literature on, modes of production of, and archaeological finds of Pusaka jars. The first thorough treatment of the subject.

271 Hasebe Gakuji: INDOSHINAHANTO NOTOJIKI—YAMADAYOSHIO KOREKUSHON. Ceramics fromthe Indonesian Peninsula in the YamadaYoshio Collection. Tokyo, 1990. 18 pp. English, 348 pp. Japanese text and465 plates and illustrations, 231 in colour. 27x19 cm. Cloth. £180.00Features one of the most important Japanese collections of Southeast Asian ceramics. Includes ceramics excavated from Mae Sod,Khmer, Thai, Vietnam, Bencharong & Lai, Nam Thong and Ban Chiang.

273 Hayward Gallery: IN THE IMAGE OF MAN. The Indian Perception of the Universe through 2000 Years ofPainting & Sculpture. London, 1982. 231 pp. 50 colour and 450 b/w illustrations. 28x22 cm. Paper. £10.00The catalogue of the Festival of India’s major exhibition at the Hayward Gallery. The exhibition aimed to be the most comprehensivesurvey of Indian art seen in England since 1947 and almost every exhibit is illustrated.

277 Hein, D. & Sangkhanukit, P: REPORT ON THE EXCAVATION OF THE BAN TAO HAI KILNSPHITSANULOK, THAILAND. Research Centre for Southeast Asian Ceramics Papers 1. Adelaide, n.d. 101 pp.B/w text illustrations and drawings throughout. 28x21 cm. Paper. £18.00A detialed report assisted by much illustration, including numerous excavated sherds.

278 Hein, Don et al: AN EXCAVATION AT THE SISATTANAK KILN SITE, VIENTIANE, LAO PDR, 1989.Sydney, 1992. 122 pp. Numerous b/w text illustrations and drawings. 29x20 cm. Paper. £20.00Conducted by the Vientiane Archaeological Survey, this is a useful and informative report on a little-known site dating from aroundthe 15th century. Well-illustrated with numerous ceramic finds.

279 Hejzlar, Josef; photographs by W. & B. Foorman: THEART OF VIETNAM. London, 1973. 263 pp. 245 platesand illustrations, many in colour. Bibliography. 29x25 cm. Cloth, dustjacket (slightly torn). £30.00General work with extensive photographic documentation on Vietnamese art.

282 Heywood, Denise: ANCIENT LUANG PRABANG. Bangkok, 2005. 232 pp. Over 300 colour illustrations,including 35 plans and 5 maps. 26x19 cm. Paper. £15.00Capital of Laos until 1560, Luang Prabang preserves a collection of 17th-century art treasures in a combination of traditional Laoand colonial architecture. This book is a guide to 33 of the Buddhist temples and their context, in and around the city.

288 Honda, Hiromu: THE BEAUTYOFFIRED CLAY. Ceramics from Burma, Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand. NewYork, 1997. 320 pp. Cloth. £95.00Catalogue of the private collection of Hiromu Honda.

289 Honda, Hiromu & Shimazu, Noriki: NANKAI NO KO TOKI 1. Ceramics of Indochina 1: Annam, Vietnam andTrade Ceramics. Tokyo, 1995. 315 pp. Colour plates throughout. 30x23 cm. Cloth. £180.00A fine and well-illustrated survey of primarily Annamese and Vietnamese ceramics plus some trade ceramics. Many fine examples il-lustrated and discussed. High quality colour plates throughout. By two Japanese authorities on the subject. Brief captions to plates inEnglish. Main text in Japanese. A scarce work.

290 Honda, Hiromu & Shimazu, Noriki: NANKAI NO KO TOKI 2. Ceramics of Indochina 2: Khmer, Thai, Burma& Laos. Tokyo, 1995. 315 pp. Colour plates throughout. 30x23 cm. Cloth. £180.00A fine and well-illustrated survey of the ceramics produced in the above countries, and also Vietnam. The hundreds of fine examplesillustrated date from the neolithic to the 17th century and include wares created both for domestic use and for the export trade. Highquality colour plates throughout. By two Japanese authorities on the subject. Introduction and brief captions to plates in English.Main text in Japanese. A scarce work.

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292 Hong Kong Oriental Ceramic Society: SOUTH-EAST ASIAN AND CHINESE TRADE POTTERY. AnExhibition Catalogue. Hong Kong, 1979. vii, 264 pp. 304 exhibits all illustrated, 29 in colour. Bibliography. 27x19cm. Cloth. £50.00Text in English and Chinese. Catalogue in English with Chinese captions. Contributions include: Addis: The Chinese Wares; McEl-ney: Celadon Wares; Ip Yee: Southern Chinese Kilns. Items on blue & white, underglaze red etc.

294 Hoskin, John & Dugast, Jean-Leo: THE SUPERNATURAL IN THAI LIFE. Bangkok, 1993. 132 pp. 136illustrations in colour. 27x19 cm. Paper. £20.00A photographic record of a side of Thai culture rarely seen by outsiders and perhaps little-understood by many Thais — a transcen-dental realm of spirits, demons and bizarre happenings.

295 Huang Zhinong ed: ZHANGHUAXIANXIANXIAN SHUHUAZHUANJI. (Fine Painting and Calligraphy fromZhanghua County). 彰化縣先賢書畫專輯. Zhanghua, 2004. 223 pp. Full page colour plates throughout. 29x21cm. Paper. £35.00Illustrates and discusses painting and calligraphy — mostly recent but in the traditional Chinese style from the Zhanghua area of Tai-wan. Numerous colour plates. Text in Chinese.

296 Huart, Clement:AHISTORYOFARABIC LITERATURE.NewYork, 1903. 488 pp. 20x13 cm. Cloth. Mottlingto covers. £25.00A good early survey, written by a distinguished orientalist. Front cover weakening.

300 Huntington, Susan L. & John C: LEAVES FROMTHEBODHI TREE. TheArt of Pala India (8th -12th Centuries)and its International Legacy. Dayton, 1989. 616 pp. 265 illustrations including 70 in colour. Maps, appendixes,bibliography. 27x21 cm. Paper. £40.00Monumental catalogue of an exhibition at the Dayton Art Institute in l989, with three important essays on the Pala Period and the PalaLegacy Abroad- The Transmission to Southeast Asia & Southern China and The Transmission to Nepal, Tibet and China.

304 Ingholt, Harald: GANDHARAN ART IN PAKISTAN. New York, 1957. 203 pp. 577 illustrations. 31x23 cm.Cloth. £175.00An invaluable addition to the scanty literature on Gandharan art, with photography taken particularly for this volume by Islay deCourcyLyons. Scarce.

310 Ito, Chuta & Kamakura, Yoshitaro:NANKAI KOTOJI. (Ancient Ceramics from the Southern Seas). Tokyo, 1937.3, 3, 120, 52 pp. 120 pp. b/w plates. 27x19 cm. Cloth. £125.00An early illustrated survey on ceramics found in two specific areas to the south of Japan. The first part is on ceramics excavated inCelebes and has sections illustrating Sino-Siamese, Sino-Annamese and Chinese ceramics. The second section covers ceramics dis-covered in the Ryukyu Islands. Numerous ceramics are illustrated on the black-and-white plates. Text in Japanese. Scarce.

311 Itoi Kenji: THAI CERAMICS FROMTHE SOSAI COLLECTION. The Asia Collection.Oxford, 1989. xiv, 122pp. 100 colour plates. 26x19 cm. Boards. £45.00A fine collection, featuring wares from the kilns of Sukhothai, Phan Sawankhalok, Sankampaeng etc.

312 Itoi, Kenji & Shimazu, Noriki: TONAN ASIA NO TOKI — KHMER, THAI, ANNAM NO YAKIMONO.(Ceramics of Southeast Asia: Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam). Tokyo, 1982. vii, 311 pp. 113 colour and 86 b/wplates. B/w text illustrations and drawings. 30x22 cm. Cloth. £75.00Shows a very fine selection of ceramics from Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam. The pieces appear to come from museums in Japanand Southeast Asia. List of plates in English, otherwise Japanese text only.

315 Jacques, Claude:ANGKOR. Cities and Temples. London, 1997. 368 pp. 380 illustrations, 370 in colour. Glossary,bibliography, maps. 28x27 cm. Cloth. £20.00This sumptuous pictorial record celebrates one of the world’s greatest sights: the fabulous cities and temples of Angkor in SoutheastAsia. With photographs by Michael Freeman.

316 Jermsawatdi, Promsak: THAI ART WITH INDIAN INFLUENCES. New Delhi, 1979. v, 158 pp. plus 59 b/wplates. 2 maps. 29x22 cm. Cloth. £30.00Useful study. Sections on: Buddhism in Thailand, Buddhist Art in India, Buddhist Art in Thailand, Comparative Study of Buddhist Artof India and Thailand. The illustrations show Thai temple architecture and Buddhist statuary.

324 Joseph, Adrian M: CHINESE AND ANNAMESE CERAMICS FOUND IN THE PHILIPPINES ANDINDONESIA. London, 1973. 208 pp. 125 colour plates and illustrations. Bibliography and index. 30x22 cm. Cloth,slipcase. £100.00Numbered edition of 1020 copies. A study of early underglaze-painted Chinese porcelains and their related wares and of the ceram-ics of Annam. Now offered at a much reduced price to clear an accumulation of stock.

325 Kala, S. C: TERRACOTTAS IN THEALLAHABAD MUSEUM. New Delhi, 1980. xix, 123 pp. text plus 324b/w plates. 29x23 cm. Cloth. £30.00Illustrated with 328 examples dating from the 1st century BC onwards to the sixth century AD. All described. Introductions accom-pany. A good contribution to the subject.

330 Karow, Otto: TERRAKOTTAKUNST DES REICHESMAJAPAHIT IN OSTJAVA. Katalog zur Ausstellung:Das Sparschwein unter dem Reisfeld. Frankfurt, 1987. 218 pp. Illustrations throughout (16 in colour). 21x22 cm.Cloth. £20.00A well-illustrated study of Javanese terracotta sculpture. In German.

331 Kasetsiri, C: THE RISE OF AYUDHYA. A History of Siam in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries. KualaLumpur, 1976. xii, 194 pp. Map. 22x14 cm. Cloth. £25.00A good and focussed study on the rapid emergence and rise of the kingdom of Ayudhya.

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337 Khan, Geoffrey: BILLS, LETTERS AND DEEDS. Arabic Payri of the 7th to 11th Centuries. Nasser D. KhaliliCollection of Islamic Art 6. London, 1993. 292 pp. 108 colour plates, 150 halftones. 36x26 cm. Cloth. £135.00Catalogues and illustrates 258 Arabic documents written on papyrus, contained in the Khalili Collection of Islamic Art.

338 Khoo Joo Ee: KENDI. Pouring Vessels in the University of Malaya Collection. The Asia Collection. Singapore,1991. 151 pp. 181 colour and 30 b/w illustrations. 25x19 cm. Cloth. £50.00One of the most intriguing of Southeast Asian vessels is the kendi, a water container with a rounded body, a straight neck with an open-ing, and a spout set at an angle on the shoulder. Illustrated from the world’s largest public collection of kendi. This work seems to bean expanded version of a very similar work: Kendi: Water Vessels in the University of Malaya Collection.

339 Kimura, Sadazo: ANNAMTOKI ZUFU. (An Illustrated Study of Annamese Ceramics). Tokyo, 1983. 149 pp. 80pp. colour and b/w plates. 26x18 cm. Cloth. £45.00A well-illustrated study. Many examples shown. Text in Japanese.

341 Korea Foundation ed: THE KOREAN RELICS IN JAPAN 3. Seoul, 1997. 485 pp. Colour and b/w platesthroughout, indices. 31x22 cm. Cloth. £85.00A lavishly and well-illustrated guide to the art and artefacts of Korea to be found in Japanese institutions. This volume covers the hold-ings of the Koryo Museum of Art, Kyoto National Museum, Museum of the Faculty of Letters, Kyoto University, Nara National Mu-seum, Neiraku Art Museum and Osaka Municipal Museum of Art. In English and Korean.

342 Koyama Fujio: CERAMIQUE ANCIENNE DE L’ASIE. Chine Japon Coree Asie du Sud-Est Proche-Orient.Fribourg, 1959. 408 pp. 174 plates, 36 in colour. 34x26 cm. Cloth. £30.00Nice, tipped-in plates in colour and black-and-white illustrations of important ceramics. In French.

345 Lammers, Cheng: ANNAMESE CERAMICS. In the Museum Pusat Jakarta. Jakarta, 1974. x, 115 pp. Numerousillustrations. 26x20 cm. Paper. £45.00The majority of the wares in this catalogue were excavated on the Indonesian islands and display a variety of origins and periods.

348 Leksukhum, Santi: THE EVOLUTION OF STUCCO DECORATIVE MOTIFS OF EARLY AYUDHYAPERIOD. N.p., n.d. 34, 200 pp. B/w photographic illustrations throughout. Numerous b/w text drawings. 25x19cm. Paper. Crease to cover. £20.00Well-illustrated survey of these decorative designs. Captions in English. Main text in Thai.

350 Lewis, Paul and Elaine: PEOPLES OFTHEGOLDENTRIANGLE. Six Tribes in Thailand. London, 1984. 300pp. 754 illustrations of which 712 in colour. 23x25 cm. Cloth. £15.00The ceremonies, rituals, jewellery, textiles, basket-making, clothing, houses and villages of the Karen, Hmong, Mien, Lahu, Akha andLisu tribes who inhabit the Golden Triangle. A fascinating book and visually splendid.

356 Li, Paul Jen-kuei: SELECTED PAPERS ON FORMOSAN LANGUAGES. Language and LinguisticMonograph Series C3. Taibei, 2004. viii, 2, 1557 pp. 2 vols. 27x20 cm. Cloth. £120.00Detailed papers on the languages of Taiwan published between 1974 and 2004. Arranged by subject: linguistics, phonology, syntax,sociolinguistics, traditional songs etc. Thirty five of the papers are in English, the remainder in Chinese with English abstracts.

357 Liebert, Gosta: ICONOGRAPHIC DICTIONARYOFTHE INDIANRELIGIONS.Hinduism—Buddhism—Jainism. Leiden, 1976. xx, 377 pp. 30x22 cm. Cloth. £30.00

358 Lim, Aurora: THE EVIDENCE OF CERAMICS. As an Aid in Understanding the Pattern of Trade in thePhilippines and Southeast Asia. Asian Studies Monographs No 36. Bangkok, 1987. vi, 153 pp. 21x14 cm. Paper.

£25.00A study with much interesting detail.

370 Locsin, Leandro & Cecilia: ORIENTAL CERAMICS DISCOVERED IN THE PHILIPPINES. Tokyo, 1967.266 pp. 228 plates, 89 in colour. Maps, notes, glossary, bibliography. 31x23 cm. Cloth. £150.00The Locsins have built up one of the most important collections of early Chinese trade porcelain in the world, as the contents of this,now scarce, volume demonstrate. A most important study of the subject. NOw offered at a much reduced price to clear an accumula-tion of stock.

371 Lommel, Andreas: KUNSTAUS THAILAND.München, 1963. 160 pp. 94 plates, 10 in colour. Map. 24x16 cm.Paper. £15.00Exhibition catalogue from the Staatliche Museum für Völkerkunst. The bulk of the exhibits are Buddhist statues and sculptures. Textin German.

375 Lowry, John: BURMESEART. London, 1974. x, 106 pp. 50 plates. 21x14 cm. Paper. £15.00A good introduction.

379 LUANG PHABANG:ANARCHITECTURAL JOURNEY. Bangkok, 2004. 119 pp. Colour plates throughout.Plans and drawings. 21x29 cm. Paper. £37.50Based on visual and technical materials produced for the nomination of Luang Phabang to the UNESCO World Heritage List, thiswell-produced book contains the only aerial photographs of Luang Phabang, plus numerous architects drawings and plans, and textsby recognised scholars, including Richard A. Englelbart and Pierre-Bernard Lafont. Photography by Thierry Renavand and Jean-PierreCuomo.

380 Luce, Gordon H: OLD BURMA — EARLY PAGAN. Artibus Asiae Supplementum 25. New York, 1969-70.Colour frontispiece, xviii, 422; B/w frontispiece, 337; Colour frontispiece, 455 pp. b/w plates. Maps. 3 vols. 31x23cm. Cloth. £380.00Volume One covers the history of Pagan, together with much on the Buddhist art, iconography and architecture. Volume Two comprisesa detailed listing and explanation of the plates that constitute Volume Three. A fine copy of an excellent reference.

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385 McGill, Forrest and M. L. Pattaratorn ed: THE KINGDOM OF SIAM. The Art of Central Thailand, 1450-1800.San Francisco, 2005. 197 pp. 215 colour plates. Bibliography, index. 31x23 cm. Paper. £35.00Catalogue of a groundbreaking exhibition at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco, the first such shown in the US for over thirtyyears. With 89 of the finest surviving works of the relatively neglected Ayutthaya kingdom drawn from collections in Thailand, Europeand the United States. Scholarly essays, detailed descriptions and fine illustrations. (The exhibition later moves to the Peabody EssexMuseum in Salem.)

386 McGilvary, George:GUARDIAN OFTHE EAST INDIACOMPANY. The Life of Laurence Sulivan. ILHS Vol.34. London, 2006. xiii, 328 pp. Bibliography, glossary, index. 21x14 cm. Cloth. £49.50A well-researched biography of Laurence Sulivan who was the most important single figure in the East India Company for much ofthe 18th century.

388 Mammitzsch, Ulrich H. R ed: EVOLUTION OF THE GARBHADHATU MANDALA. New Delhi, 1991. 369pp. Numerous b/w text illustrations and drawings. 28x22 cm. Cloth. £50.00A systematic study of the evolution of the Garbhadhatu mandala in China and Japan.

389 Marchal, Henri: GUIDE ARCHEOLOGIQUE AUX TEMPLES D’ANGKOR: ANGKOR VAT, ANGKORTHOMETLESMONUMENTS DU PETITETDUGRANDCIRCUIT). (Archaeological Guide to the Templesof Angkor...). Paris, 1928. 217 pp. 16 b/w plates. 3 folding maps. 22x14 cm. Paper. £20.00A good copy. Text in French.

392 Martin, Steven: THEARTOFOPIUMANTIQUES. Singapore, 2007. 128 pp. 100 colour illustrations. 21x21 cm.Paper. £17.99Reveals the remarkable artistry of opium-smoking equipment and paraphernalia, from pipes and lamps to bowls and containers. Inaddition to the objects, also shows old photographs of opium-smoking.

393 Marzuki, Yazir & Heraty, Toeti: BOROBUDUR. N.p., 1982. 104 pp. B/w photographic illustrations throughout.25x20 cm. Paper. £15.00A very well-illustrated guide to the site, sculpture and sculptural reliefs at this extraordinary monument.

395 Matics, K. I: INTRODUCTIONTOTHETHAI TEMPLE. Bangkok, 1992. 141 pp. Colour, b/w illustrations andline drawings throughout. 30x22 cm. Cloth. £15.00Useful introduction to the layout, structures and architectural features found in a typical Thai temple. Well-illustrated.

396 Maveety, Patrick intro: CERAMICS OF THAILAND. Stanford, 1980. 28 pp. with 69 illustrations. Briefbibliography. 28x21 cm. Paper. £10.00Exhibition held at the Stanford University Museum of Art, 1980-81.

397 Le May, Reginald: ACONCISE HISTORY OF BUDDHISTART IN SIAM. Tokyo, 1963. xxiii, 169 pp. Map,205 illustrations. 28x20 cm. Cloth. £65.00First published in 1938, this book explores in detail the development of Buddhist art in Thailand from its Indian origins in the 2nd cen-tury, and is illustrated by photographs of many fine examples of sculpture, carving and architecture. A standard reference.

398 Le May, Reginald: THE CULTURE OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA. London, 1954. 218 pp. text plus 215 b/wil.ustrations. 2 folding maps. 24x16 cm. Cloth. £15.00A good and well-illustrated contribution by a scholar very familiar with the region.

400 Medley, Margaret ed: DECORATIVE TECHNIQUES AND STYLES IN ASIAN CERAMICS. A Colloquyheld 26-28 June 1978. PDF Colloquies, Art & Archaeology in Asia 8. London, 1979. 158 pp. 34 plates withnumerous illustrations, tables. 25x18 cm. Paper. £15.00A collection of nine articles, all by distinguished authorities on the subject. Produced by the Percival David Foundation of ChineseArt.

401 Meilink-Roelofsz, M. A. P: ASIAN TRADE AND EUROPEAN INFLUENCE. In the Indonesian Archipelagobetween 1500 and about 1630. The Hague, 1962. ix, 471 pp. Bibliography, index. 24x16 cm. Paper. £65.00A comparative study which uses many sources including documents in the Dutch East India Company’s archives to examine trade inthe area before and after the arrival of the Europeans, concentrating on the increasing importance of Malacca in particular.

402 Melikian-Chirvani, Assadullah Souren: ISLAMIC METALWORK FROM THE IRANIAN WORLD 8TH-18TH CENTURY. London, 1982. Ca. 500 pp. Illustrations, ca. 400 b/w plates. 27x21 cm cm. Cloth. £90.00Primarily a collection of 165 monographs dealing with bronze, brass or copper wares from Islamic Iran down to the 18th century. Firsttime this impor ant collection in the Victoria and Albert Museum has been catalogued in depth.

404 Michaud, Jean:HISTORICALDICTIONARYOFTHE PEOPLES OFTHE SOUTHEASTASIANMASSIF.Historical Dictionaries of Peoples and Cultures, 4. Lanham, 2006. xxvi, 355 pp. 4 maps. Chronology, bibliography.23x15 cm. Boards. £60.00Offers hundreds of entries on about 200 ethnic groups, the countries they live in and their cultures, politics, social structures, religionsetc.

405 Michell, George: THE ROYAL PALACES OF INDIA. London, 1994. 224 pp. 300 illustrations, 206 in colour.28x25 cm. Cloth. £30.00A record of the exotic palaces of India, with colour photographs by Antonio Martinelli and a tale of the palace life recreated by GeorgeMichell.

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408 Milne, Mrs. Leslie: SHANS AT HOME.With Two Chapters on Shan History and Literature by the Rev. WilburWillis Cochrane. London, 1910. xxiv, 289 pp. Colour frontispiece and c.85 b/w plates. A number of b/w textdrawings. 22x15 cm. Cloth, dustjacket. £180.00A scarce work on the peoples of Northern Burma as visited at the beginning of the 20th century. A good number of black-and-whitephotographs accompany, showing mostly the people of the region. Informative detailed text.

411 Moore, Elizabeth: EARLY LANDSCAPES OF MYANMAR. Bangkok, 2007. 271 pp. Over 300 colourillustrations. 26x19 cm. Paper. £19.95Describes the emergence of the Buddhist sites of Burma up to the end of the first millennium A.D. Includes many little-known sites.Extensively-illustrated and with good text.

412 Morga, Antonio de; Cummins, J. S. trans and edited: SUCESOS DE LAS ISLAS FILIPINAS. (Events in thePhilippines). Hakluyt Society Second Series Volume 140. Cambridge, 1972. xi, 347 pp. B/w frontispiece. Map.22x15 cm. Cloth. £30.00A firsthand account of early Spanish colonialism in Asia, this work was first published in Mexico in 1609. It provides an account ofthe history of the Spanish colony in the Philippines during the 16th century. de Morga was a Spanish official in Manila. The books alsotouches on Spanish colonial activities elsewhere in Asia. Also contains a long chapter on Filipino customs, manners and religion.English translation.

414 Moscati, Sabatino: ANCIENT SEMITIC CIVILIZATIONS. London, 1957. 254 pp. Numerous b/w illustrations22x14 cm. Cloth. £20.00A historical survey.

416 Mouhot, H: TRAVELS IN THE CENTRAL PARTS OF INDO-CHINA (SIAM), CAMBODIA, AND LAOS,DURING THE YEARS 1858, 1859 AND 1860. Bangkok, 1986. 303; viii, 301 pp. B/w illustrations (a numberfolding). Folding map. 2 vols. 20x14 cm. Paper. £20.00Facsimile reprint of the rare 1864 original.

417 Muller, H. R. A: JAVANESE TERRACOTTAS. Terra Incognita. Lochem, 1978. 108 pp. 173 text figures. 25x16cm. Cloth. £20.00A study of a collection of terracottas largely excavated in and around the village of Trawulan in Eastern Java, the former capital ofthe Kingdom of Majapahit.

418 Muller, Hendrik: DE OOST-INDISCHE COMPAGNIE IN CAMBODJA EN LAOS VERZAMELING VANBESCHEIDENVAN 1636 TOT 1670. (The East India Company in Cambodia and Laos Covering the Period from1636 to 1670). S-Gravenhage, 1917. xviii, b/w folding frontispiece (with crease), 463 pp. Folding map in rearpocket. 25x17 cm. Cloth. £350.00In fine condition. Text in Dutch. Very scarce.

419 Musée Guimet: DVARAVATI: AUX SOURCES DU BOUDDHISME EN THAILANDE. (Dvaravati: TheOrigins of Buddhism in Thailand). Paris, 2009. 312 pp. Numerous colour plates. 28x22 cm. Wrappers. £75.00Catalogue of an exhibition at the Musée Guimet in Paris exploring the origins of Buddhism in Thailand with particular reference tothe sculptural record. Illustrated with numerous fine pieces from French and Thai collections. detailed text in French.

421 Musee Royal de Mariemont:CERAMIQUESVIETNAMIENNES.Mariemont, 1978. 36 pp. 7 figures, plan. Map.Bibliography. 21x21 cm. Paper. £10.00Unillustrated catalogue of an exhibition of Vietnamese ceramics from the Clement Huet collection.

424 MUSEUM OF CHAM SCULPTURE — DANANG. Hanoi, 1987. 74 pp. text plus 48 b/w illustrations. 23x15cm. Paper. £15.00Shows, in basic black-and-white illustrations, the little-published treasures of Cham sculpture in this museum. Texts in Vietnamese, Russ-ian and English. The English text comprises 14 pp. introductory text plus list of illustrations.

427 Nam, No Na Pak: KHRU KHONGPAE & KHRU THONGYU. Two Great Masters of the Golden Era ofRattanakosin Mural Paintings. N.p. (Bangkok), n.d. (c.1990). 32 pp. text plus 40 pp. colour plates. B/w textillustrations. 29x21 cm. Paper. £20.00A well-illustrated study of these two masters of Thai temple painting. Dual texts in Thai and English.

428 Nam, No Na Pak: NONTHABURI SCHOOLATWATCHOMPUWEGANDWAT PRASAT.Mural Paintingsof the Middle and Late Ayudhya Periods. N.p. (Bangkok), n.d. (c.1990). 30 pp. text plus 40 pp. colour plates. B/wtext illustrations. 29x21 cm. Paper. £20.00A well-illustrated study of this school of Thai temple painting. Dual texts in Thai and English.

429 Nam, No Na Pak: PRAACHARN NAK. The Foremost Muralist of the Reign of King Rama I. N.p. (Bangkok),n.d. (c.1990). 20 pp. text plus 40 pp. colour plates. 1 b/w text illustration. 29x21 cm. Paper. £15.00A well-illustrated study. Dual texts in Thai and English.

432 National Centre for TraditionalArts: JIANYUEYONGRONGKUANGYE: 2006YATAI CHUANTONGDAJIYUEQI TEZHAN. 2006 Exhibition on the Traditional Percussion Instruments ofAsian-PacificArea— Simplicity,Elegance and Wildness. 簡約雍容狂野 ： 2006 亞太傳統打擊樂器特展. Yilan, 2006. 195 pp. Colour platesthroughout. 30x21 cm. Paper. £35.00Catalogue of an exhibition held at the National Centre for Traditional Arts in Yilan, Taiwan, showing primitive and traditional per-cussion musical instruments from throughout the Asia-Pacific region —mostly modern, a few older pieces. Illustrated throughout. Cap-tions in English. Main text in English.

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459 National Taiwan Arts Education Institute: YI YU SHENGHUO: DANGDAI TAOYI ZHAN. Lively Clay —Contemporary Ceramics in Taiwan. 藝於生活 ： 當代陶藝展. Taipei, 2002. 199 pp. Numerous colour platesthroughout. 29x21 cm. Paper. £38.00Catalogue of an exhibition of contemporary ceramics created by various Taiwanese ceramic artists. Illustrated throughout in colour.Chinese text only.

462 Nimmanahaeminda, Kraisri: SANKAMPAENG GLAZED POTTERY. Chiengmai, 1960. 51 pp. text, Englishand Thai. 60 plates. 26x19 cm. Cloth. £25.00The text of a lecture given at an archaeological seminar.

463 Noakes, J: CELADONS OF THE SARAWAK COAST. Kuching, 1949. pp.25-37 plus 3 pp. b/w plates. 23x15cm. Paper. £10.00Reprint from the Sarawak Museum Jounarl Vol V, No. 1.

464 Noone, Martin J: THE ISLANDS SAW IT. The Discovery and Conquest of the Philippines 1521-1581. N.p(Dublin), n.d. (1984). xiv, 476 pp. A good number of b/w text illustrations and maps. 24x15 cm. Paper. £25.00An excellent and very detailed history drawing on many firsthand accounts and contemporary documents regarding early expeditionsto, and the colonization of, the Philippines.

466 O’Connor, V. C. Scott:MANDALAY.And Other Cities of the Past in Burma. Bangkok, 1986. Colour frontispiece,xx, 436 pp. Numerous colour and (predominantly) b/w text plates. 4 foldout maps and plans. 22x15 cm. Cloth,dustjacket. £25.00Facsimile reprint of the 1907 original.

469 Okada, Amina: LE MOTIF FLORAL DANS LES TISSUS MOGHOLS. Inde XVIIe et XVIIIe Siècles. Paris,1995. 8 pp. text and 26 colour plates. 42x30 cm. Loose, in paper folio. £60.00Large-size, bilingual (English and French) catalogue of 26 textiles or textile samples with floral decor. Each piece is splendidly illus-trated in full colour and extensively described, including a thorough technical analysis. Numbered edition of 1200 copies.

471 Okuda, Seiichi: SOKOROKUZURAN. (Illustrations of Sawankalok Ceramics). Tokyo, 1944. 20 pp. text and 102plates and illustrations, 5 in colour. 30x22 cm. Hard boards. £250.00Printed in a limited edition of 1000 copies. One of the earliest books on the subject. In Japanese.

473 Olson, Eleanor: TANTRIC BUDDHISTART. New York, 1974. 100 pp. 57 plates, 5 in colour. 24x20 cm. Paper.£25.00

Exhibition catalogue from China Institute in America.476 Oriental Ceramic Society: TRANSACTIONS OF THE ORIENTAL CERAMIC SOCIETY 56, 1991-92.

London, 1993. 104 pp. 84 illustrations, 8 in colour. 29x22 cm. Cloth. £10.00Contains: Lee: Touhu — Three Millennia of the Chinese Arrow Vase; Zhu: A Pearl Among Greenwares; Zhang: New Discoveries fromRecent Research into Chinese Blue and White Porcelain; Goepper: Early Kashmiri Textiles; Guy & Richards: Architectural Ceram-ics of Sukhotai Province.

480 Oshegowa, Nina & Oshegow, Sergej: KUNST IN BURMA: 2000 JAHRE ARCHIKTEKTUR, MALEREIUND PLASTIK IM ZEICHEN DES BUDDHISMUS UN ANIMISMUS. (Art in Burma: 2000 Years ofArchitecture, Painting and Sculpture..). Leipzig, 1988. 337 pp. Colour and b/w illustrations throughout. 24x17 cm.Cloth. £20.00German translation of a well-illustrated Russian work on Burmese art.

484 Peacock, B. A. V: THAI CERAMICS THROUGH THEAGES. Hong Kong, 1978. 79 pp. 10 colour plates, 70illustrations. Maps. Bibliography. 23x19 cm. Paper. £25.00Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Hong Kong Museum of History.

485 Pearson, Richard J: ARCHAEOLOGYOFTHE RYUKYU ISLANDS. ARegional Chronology from 3000 B.C.Honolulu, 1969. xiii, 210 pp. 18 plates. 24x16 cm. Cloth. £20.00The present study is a synthesis of findings from excavations in Kyushu and the Ryukyus, particularly those contributed by Japaneseresearchers published in the last decade and those resulting from recent fieldwork on the east coast of Taiwan.

489 Peralta, Jesus T: KAYAMANAN. Pottery and Ceramics from the Arturo de Santos Collection. Manila, 1982. 211pp. 94 pp. colour plates 31x23 cm. Cloth. £60.00Catalogue of a private Philippine collection of Philippine, Chinese, Annamese and Siamese pottery and ceramics, together with a few‘special pieces’. All examples illustrated in colour and described. Introductory essay Peralta: Pottery and Ceramics Excavated in thePhilippines.

491 Piccus Collection: IMPORTANT ANNAMESE CERAMICS. The Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Piccus Collection.London, 1984. 125 pp. 115 lots illustrated including 35 colour plates. 26x21 cm. Cloth. £50.00Christie’s sale catalogue of some very fine and rare traditional Annamese ceramics.

492 Pingtung County Government Cultural Bureau: BINGDONG MEI ZHAN 2005. Pingtung Fine Arts Exhibition2005. 并東美展 2005. Gaoxiong, 2005. 160 pp. Full page colour plates throughout. 25x26 cm. Paper. £30.00Catalogue of an exhibition showing the work of artists living in the area of Pingtung (Bingdong) county in Taiwan. Includes painting,calligraphy, sculpture etc. Illustrated throughout. In Chinese.

494 Pitiphat, Sumitr:CERAMICS FROMTHETHAI-BURMABORDER. Bangkok, 1992. vi, 190 pp. Colour platesthroughout. 23x19 cm. Cloth. £60.00Very good work discussing and illustrating ceramics excavated or found in the area of Thailand abutting the border with Burma. Theceramics shown mainly date from the 11th to 17th centuries and include ceramics endemic to Thailand and Burma, plus a good num-

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ber from other countries in the area, inclduing China. Many examples shown, all in colour and with useful descriptions. A scarcework.

497 Pouvourville, A. de: L’ART INDO-CHINOIS. Paris, n.d (1894). 291 pp. A good number of b/w text engravings,some full page. 21x14 cm. Decorative boards. £20.00An early study much enhanced by appealing black-and-white text engravings of the art and architecture of the area. In French.

499 Princessehof Museum: KERAMIEK UIT VIETNAM. (Ceramics from Vietnam). Leeuwarden, 1993. 51 pp. 24pp. colour and b/w plates. 26x18 cm. Paper. £15.00Exhibition catalogue in Dutch on vietnamese ceramics held in the Museum’s collection plus a couple of other collections.

505 Raben . R & Pombejra, D. ed: IN THE KING’S TRAIL. An 18th Century Dutch Journey to the Buddha’sFootprint. Bangkok, 1997. 91 pp. Numerous colour photographs and illustrations. 30x24 cm. Cloth. £30.00Theodorus Jacobus van den Heuvel’s account of his voyage to Phra Phutthabat in 1737. The then chief of the Dutch United East IndiaCompany was invited by the King of Siam to accompany him on his annual pilgrimage to the shrine of the Buddha’s Footprint, PhraPhutthabat. He recorded his impressions in his journal which is here translated into English, annotated, and published for the first time.

506 Radhakrishnan, S: THE PHILOSOPHYOFTHE UPANISADS. London, 1924. 124 pp. 22x15 cm. Cloth.£15.00

An introduction to the subject.507 Ramacharaka, Yogi: THE PHILOSOPHIESAND RELIGIONS OF INDIA. London, 1918. 356 pp. 19x13 cm.

Cloth. £20.00Useful and handy overview. Numerous pencil annotations.

509 Rathnasabapathy, S: THETHANJAVURARTGALLERYBRONZE SCULPTURES. (ADescriptive Cataloguewith Illustrations in Colour) Volume I. Thanjavur, 2006. 149 pp. Numerous colour text plates plus a number in b/w.24x19 cm. Boards. £25.00Shows the cream of the collection of Chola sculpture held in the Thanjavur Art Gallery. A total of 43 very fine pieces illustrated andwell described. Introductory texts, glossary and appendixes. Reprint of the 1982 edition.

510 Ratnam, Perala: LAOSAND ITS CULTURE. Bangkok, 1994. 112 pp. 22x14 cm. Cloth. £10.00A succinct introduction.

512 Reichart, P. A. & Philipsen, H. P: BETELANDMIANG. Vanishing Thai Habits. Bangkok, 1996. 136 pp. Colourillustrations anbd photographs throughout. 29x21 cm. Wrappers. £25.00A comprehensive and well-illustrated study of the chewing of betel and miang (fermented tea leaves) in Thailand. Shows many uten-sils and items associated with the practice. A good work on a little-published subject.

514 Reid, Anthony: SOUTHEAST ASIA IN THE AGE OF COMMERCE 1450-1680. Volume One: The LandsBelow the Winds. New Haven, 1988. xvi, 275 pp. 47 illustrations, 4 maps. Bibliography, index. 24x16 cm. Paper.

£15.00The first volume of this highly-praised scholarly study.

515 Reid, Anthony: SOUTHEASTASIA IN THEAGE OFCOMMERCE 1450-1680. Volume Two: Expansion andCrisis. New Haven, 1996. xv, 390 pp. 52 illustrations, 10 maps, 11 tables. Bibliography, index. 24x16 cm. Paper.

£15.00Second part of a well-regarded study. This second volume deals with the profound changes which accompanied the development of west-ern trade and commerce in general.

516 Reyes, E. & Ong, A: 25 TROPICAL HOUSES IN THE PHILIPPINES. Singapore, 2005. 223 pp. Colourillustrations throughout. B/w architectural drawings. 30x23 cm. Cloth. £28.00An array of houses are illustrated that show various facets of Philippine residential architecture from gracious colonial architectureto courtyard houses and holiday homes.

517 Richards, Dick: THAI CERAMICS: BAN CHIANG, KHMER, SUKOTHAI, SAWANKHALOK. Adelaide,1977. 208 pp. 130 plates (16 coloured) with many illustrations. Maps. Bibliography. 26x18 cm. Cloth. £50.00Exhibition catalogue from the Art Gallery of South Australia.

519 Ringis, Rita: ELEPHANTS INTHAILAND INMYTH,ARTANDREALITY. Bangkok, 1996. xvii, 189 pp. 115illustrations. Glossary, bibliography, index. 26x20 cm. Cloth. £30.00Surveys a wide range of elephant lore in Thailand, past and present. Based on early and later Thai and Western writings. Also explainsthe religious, artistic, and literary background underpinning Thai attitudes to elephants, both real and mythical.

520 Ringis, Rita: THAI TEMPLESANDTEMPLEMURALS. London, 1990. 212 pp. 136 illustrations, 25 in colour.26x20 cm. Cloth. £30.00A survey, from the religious and historical perspective, of the evolution of ancient Hindu and Buddhist concepts and their manifesta-tion in the tradition of Thai religious architecture and painting.

521 Robinson, N.V. & Kidney, N:KENDIS. Singapore, 1984. 83 pp. 33 text figures, 66 b/w and 8 colour plates. 26x18cm. Paper. £20.00Primarily concerned with Kendi-type vessels found in the collections of the National Museum, Singapore. Two introductory essays onthe subject are followed by illustration and description of a large number of these water pouring vessels.

524 Rogers, J.M. and Ward, R.M: SULEYMAN THE MAGNIFICENT. London, 1988. vi, 225 pp. Numerousillustrations, many in colour. 28x21 cm. Paper. £15.00The catalogue from the British Museum exhibition, based around this 16th century Turkish statesman and warrior. Over 160 exam-ples of Near Eastern art are illustrated, including Iznik pottery, textiles, painting and calligraphy. Now back in print.

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525 Rooney, Dawn: KHMER CERAMICS. Oxford in Asia, Studies in Ceramics. Singapore, 1984. xvii, 246 pp. 105plates, 23 in colour; 36 figures; maps. Glossary, bibliography. 26x20 cm. Cloth. £75.00The first comprehensive study of Khmer ceramics.

526 Rooney, Dawn (ed.): THAI POTTERY AND CERAMICS. Collected Articles From the Journal of the SiamSociety. Bangkok, 1986. Cloth. £60.00

527 Rooney, Dawn F: FOLK POTTERY IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA. Images of Asia. London, 1988. 96 pp. 36illustrations. 19x13 cm. Cloth. £10.00

528 Rossabi, Morris: CHINAAND INNER ASIA. From 1368 to the Present Day. New York, 1975. 320 pp. Notes,bibliography, glossary, index. 22x15 cm. Cloth. £25.00A comprehensive history.

530 Roveda, Vittorio: IMAGES OFTHE GODS. Bangkok, 2004. 640 pp. 1500 colour illustrations. With a free CD-ROM containing 1000 further images 24x17 cm. Cloth. £50.00An encyclopaedic reference detailing the myths and legends of Hinduism and Buddhism as carved by Khmer craftsmen over a 500-year period. One of the most comprehensive and important books to be published on the Khmer empire since the heyday of French schol-arship in the mid-20th century.

531 Roveda, Vittorio: KHMER MYTHOLOGY. London, 1997. 181 pp. 265 colour plates. Bibliography, glossary,index. 26x19 cm. Paper. £16.95In three main sections — introductory, myths and legends, index of locations — this thoroughly illustrated book provides a handycomprehensive guide to the iconography of Khmer (chiefly religious, sculptural) art. Extremely useful.

532 Rowland, Benjamin: THE ARTAND ARCHITECTURE OF INDIA. Buddhist — Hindu — Jain. The PelicanHistory of Art. Harmondsworth, 1953. xvii, 289 pp. 49 text illustrations. 190 plates, notes, glossary, bibliography,index. 19x27 cm. Cloth. £25.00An excellent, detailed and authoritative history of the arts in traditional Indian sculpture and architecture, containing a comprehen-sive bibliography arranged by topic. Hardback.

533 Rowland, Benjamin:ART INAFGHANISTAN.Objects from the Kabul Museum. London, 1971. 93 pp. text, 214plates, bibliography. 28x19 cm. Cloth. £65.00A study of the works of art of the country of Afghanistan, influenced over the centuries by numerous cultures due to the country’s po-sition on trade and invasion routes. The objects shown were held in the Kabul Museum at the time of publishing. Photographs byFrances Mortimer Rice.

535 Sakae Miki: THE SAWANKALOKKILN IN SIAM. Tokyo, 1931. 1 colour plate, 5 pp. b/w plates and 35 pp. text.32x26 cm. Cloth. £20.00Scarce early catalogue study on Sawankalok ceramics, based on the collections of the Thai Royal National Museum of Art.

537 Sastri, H. Krishna: SOUTH-INDIAN IMAGESOFGODSANDGODDESSES.Madras, 1916. B/w frontispiece,xv, 292 pp. text. c.170 b/w plates and text illustrations. 25x16 cm. Decorative cloth. £30.00A useful reference with sections on Brahma, Vishnu, Siva, Sakti-Goddesses, Village Deities, Miscellaneous Deities. A good copy of theoriginal edition. Well-illustrated with black-and-white photographs of mostly stone sculptures of the gods and goddesses.

543 Schliesinger, Joachim:HILLTRIBES OFVIETNAM.Volume 1: Introduction and Overview. Bangkok, 1997. 74pp. text and 229 colour illustrations 21x15 cm. Wrappers. £25.00Deals with the tribal customs and habits of all 50 mountain peoples of Vietnam. Well-illustrated.

544 Schliesinger, Joachim: HILL TRIBES OF VIETNAM. Volume 2: Profile of the Existing Hill Tribe Groups.Bangkok, 1998. 132 pp. text and 254 colour illustrations 21x15 cm. Wrappers. £20.00

547 SEAMEO Project in Archaelogy & Fine Arts: HISTORICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES ANDMONUMENTS OF SOUTHEAST ASIA. A Compilation: Volume 2: Thailand. Bangkok, 1987. 215 pp. 27x21cm. Paper. £15.00A detailed listing of sites throughout Thailand.

548 SEAMEO Project in Archaelogy & Fine Arts: HISTORICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES ANDMONUMENTS OF SOUTHEAST ASIA. A Compilation: Volume 1: Malaysia, The Philippines, Singapore.Bangkok, n.d. (1986). 436 pp. 27x21 cm. Paper. Some wear to spine. £15.00A detailed listing of sites throughout these three countries in Southeast Asia.

549 SEAMEO Project in Archaelogy & Fine Arts: TECHNICALWORKSHOP ON CERAMICS. Bangkok andChiang Mai, Thailand December 1-12 1985: Final Report. SPAFA Reports WS16/85. Bangkok, n.d. 474 pp. B/w textdrawings. Maps and tables. 9 appendixes. 27x21 cm. Paper. £30.00Proceedings of a symposium on the ceramics of Southeast Asia. Contains numerous articles and reports on recent findings in the areaand varied contributions by scholars in the field.

555 Shaw, J. C: INTRODUCING THAI CERAMICS. Also Burmese and Khmer. Chiang Mai, 1987. 111 pp.Bibliography. 4 maps. 222 illustrations, 129 in colour. 26x19 cm. Cloth. £20.00A well-illustrated survey of South-East Asian ceramics.

556 Shaw, John: NORTHERN THAI CERAMICS. Bangkok, 1989. x, 244 pp. 159 colour plates, numerous textillustrations. 26X20 cm. Cloth. £40.00Second edition. Includes new notes, three new appendixes, an updated bibliography and more colour plates.

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563 Silva de, R. K. & Beumer, W. G. M: ILLUSTRATIONS AND VIEWS OF DUTCH CEYLON 1602-1796. Acomprehensive work of pictorial reference with selected eye-witness accounts. London, 1988. viii, 495 pp.Numerous colour and b/w text illustrations. 28x22 cm. Cloth. £70.00Primarily a pictorial reference, complemented by extensive excerpts from original texts and well-researched notes. The illustrationsare from contemporary publications with the paintings and drawings by varied artists and VOC craftsmen. In addition to topograph-ical sketches, includes illustration of flora and fauna, customs, occupations, dress and portraits of Dutch officials. An interesting work.

564 Silva, P. de:ACATALOGUEOFANTIQUITIESANDOTHERCULTURALOBJECTS FROMSRI LANKA(CEYLON) ABROAD. N.p., 1975. 505 pp. Numerous b/w illustrations, a few in colour. 25x19 cm. Cloth.

£50.00A detailed listing of fine art objects from Sri Lanka now held in collections outside Sri Lanka.

565 Simkin, C. G. F: THE TRADITIONALTRADE OFASIA. Oxford, 1968. xiii, 417 pp. Frontispiece, 3 maps, 14illustrations, chronology, sources, index. 23x15 cm. Cloth. £65.00A comprehensive survey of pan-Asian trade, from the Persian empire of Darius (521-486 B.C.) to the 19th Century.

566 Singer, Caroline & C. Le Roy Baldridge: TURNTOTHEEAST.NewYork, 1926. 72 pp. 9 colour plates, numeroussepia drawings and illustrations in margins. 35x27 cm. Half-cloth. £75.00A married couple’s impression of Japan, China and Korea, he drawing, she writing. Although somewhat pretentious, the text gives aninteresting view of travels in these countries in the 20’s. The illustrations are very pleasing.

567 Singh, Gurcharan: POTTERY IN INDIA. New Delhi, 1979. 122 pp.B/w illustrations. 25x19 cm. Cloth. £10.00An introduction to the subject.

570 Siribhadra, Smitthi & Moore, Elizabeth: PALACES OF THE GODS. Khmer Art & Architecture in Thailand.London, 1992. 352 pp. 352 colour illustrations and 32 b/w. Map. Glossary, bibliography, index. 28x29 cm. Cloth.

£30.00At the heart of the Khmer city stood the Palaces of the Gods, a replica on earth of the heavenly world. This book records, in splendidphotographs by Michael Freeman, the architecture and architectural decoration of Khmer temples in Thailand. A useful text accom-panies.

571 Sirisena, W. M: SRI LANKAAND SOUTH-EASTASIA. Political, Religious and Cultural Relations fromA.D.c.1000 to c.1500. Leiden, 1978. xiv, 186 pp. text plus 8 pp. b/w plates. Folding map. 24x16 cm. Cloth. £15.00

572 Skelton, Robert ed: FACETS OF INDIAN ART. A Symposium Held at the Victoria and Albert Museum on 26,27, 28 April and 1 May 1982. London, 1986. 269 pp. 324 b/w illustrations. 29 cm. Cloth. £25.00Proceedings of a symposium. A total of 33 varied papers by numerous scholars grouped into three main sections: Sculpture and Ar-chitecture, Painting, Decorative Arts.

580 Sotheby’s: THE CARTER BURDEN COLLECTION OF INDIAN PAINTINGS. New York, 1991. c.40 pp.Colour and b/w illustrations throughout. 28x22 cm. Paper. £15.00Sotheby’s sale catalogue of 116 lots from a well-known collection of fine Indian paintings.

581 Sotheby’s: CONTEMPORARY INDIAN PAINTINGS FROM THE CHESTER AND DAVIDA HERWITZCOLLECTION. New York, 2000. 112 pp. Colour illustrations throughout. 27x21 cm. Paper. £15.00Sotheby’s auction catalogue of a fine collection of contemporary Indian paintings. All lots illustrated and described.

582 Sotheby’s: IMPORTANT INDIAN PAINTINGS FROM THE GLORIA KATZ AND WILLARD HUYCKCOLLECTION. New York, 2002. 103 pp. Colour illustrations throughout. 27x21 cm. Paper. £15.00Sotheby’s auction catalogue of an important collection of 72 Indian paintings. All lots illustrated and described.

583 Southeast Asian Ceramics Society: A CERAMIC LEGACY OFASIA’S MARITIME TRADE. Song DynastyGuangdong Wares and Other 11th to 19th Century Trade Ceramics. Selangor, 1985. x, 150 pp. 212 colour plates,over 100 photographs, line drawings. Maps. Bibliography. 31x22 cm. Cloth. £95.00Catalogue of the Second Members’Exhibition of the Southeast Asian Ceramic Society held in Kuala Lumpur. The ceramics were foundon Tioman Island, Malaysia, and reflect the prosperous trade between China and this area. Hard-to-find.

585 Southeast Asian Ceramics Society: CHINESE TRANSLATIONS, NO. 2. SCS Chinese Translations No. 2.Singapore, 1980. 50 pp. 124 illustrations, 9 figures. 26x19 cm. Paper. £15.00Contains reports on the latest excavation of an ancient kiln site at Dehua in Fujian, on the Qudougong kiln of Dehua and on Chineseporcelain found in a shipwreck on the seabed off Sinan, Korea.

589 Spink & Son Ltd: LEGACIES OF ANCIENT CIVILISATIONS. A Selection of Indian & South-East AsianWorks of Art. London, 1996. 40 pp. Colour illustrations throughout. 30x21 cm. Paper. £15.00Works in various media — sculpture, metalwork, manuscripts and some Thai royal memorabilia. exhibited at Spink in 1996.

592 Spinks, C.N: SIAMESE POTTERY IN INDONESIA. Bangkok, 1959. iii, 17 pp. 65 plates. 24x18 cm. Paper.£25.00

Catalogue of the various pottery and porcelain wares from Thailand in the Jakarta Museum.593 Spinks, Charles Nelson: THE CERAMICWARES OFSIAM. Bangkok, 1971. vii, 196 pp. 110 plates 4 in colour

3 maps. 24x18 cm. Paper. £20.00Comprehensive study of Thai ceramics. Second, revised edition.

594 Spinks, Charles Nelson: THE CERAMICWARES OF SIAM. Bangkok, 1978. ix, 211 pp. 65 plates. 24x18 cm.Paper. £25.00The third revised edition of this comprehensive study of Thai ceramics.

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598 Stevenson, John & Guy, John: VIETNAMESE CERAMICS: A SEPARATE TRADITION. Chicago, 1996. c.450 pp. with over 500 colour illustrations. Cloth. £90.00Explores and elucidates the distinctive and unique features of Vietnamese ceramics. The best work to date on the subject, this book com-bines work by experts from around the world. Traces the history and development, kiln sites, techniques and trade.

601 Stock, Diana ed:KHMERCERAMICS. 9th-14th Century. Singapore, 1981. 140 pp. Over 100 colour illustrations,5 b/w plates. Bibliography. 27x19 cm. Cloth, dustjacket. £60.00Compiled by the Southeast Asian Ceramic Society, this volume features 120 pieces all illustrated in colour. The text covers finds atAngkor, Chinese and Indian influences, and their ritual and utilitarian uses. Scarce.

602 Strachan, Paul: PAGAN. Art and Architecture of Old Burma. Edinburgh, 1989. 159 pp. Glossary, bibliography,index. 246 illustrations, 54 in colour. 30x22 cm. Cloth. £35.00A beautiful study of this ancient Buddhist centre comprising over 2000 temples, monasteries and pagodas.

603 Stratton, Carol and McNair Scott, Miriam: THE ART OF SUKHOTHAI. Thailand’s Golden Age. Singapore,1987. xxxiv, 164 pp. 164 plates, 35 in colour. 2 maps. Glossary, bibliography, index. 29x22 cm. Boards. £30.00Surveys Thai architecture, sculpture, painting, and ceramics, from the mid-13th to mid-15th century.

604 Strauss, C. T: THE BUDDHAAND HIS DOCTRINE. London, 1923. vii, 117 pp. B/w frontispiece. 19x12 cm.Cloth. £15.00A short, popular description of the life of Buddha and his teachings.

605 Stube, Rudolf:W. BARTHOLD, ZUR GESCHICHTE DES CHRISTENTUMS INMITTEL-ASIEN. Bis zurMongolischen Eroberung. Beijing, 1942. vii, 74 pp. 24x16 cm. Paper. £25.00Reprint of the original Tübingen edition of 1901. Partly uncut. In German.

606 Stutley, Margaret: THE ILLUSTRATED DICTIONARYOFHINDU ICONOGRAPHY. London, 1985. xxxii,175 pp. A number of b/w text drawings. 25x19 cm. Cloth. £20.00Not nearly as illustrated as it should be, given the title. However, a useful dictionary with hundreds of terms relating to hindu iconog-raphy succinctly explained.

607 Stutley, Margaret & James: ADICTIONARYOF HINDUISM. Its Mythology, Folklore and Development 1500BC-1500 AD. London, 1985. xx, 371 pp. 24x19 cm. Paper. £20.00A detailed reference with hundreds of entries.

611 Taibei County Government Cultural Bureau: 2005 TAIBEI XIANMEISHUJIADAZHAN JI DEGUOYISHUJIAOLIU ZHAN. 2005 Joint Exhibition of Germany & Taipei County Artists. 2005臺北縣美術大展暨德國藝術交流展. Taibei, 2005. 255 pp. Colour plates throughout. 31x21 cm. Boards. £35.00Catalogue of an exchange exhibition between Germany and Taiwan jointly showing the work of contemporary artists from Taibeicounty together with work by German artists. Illustrated throughout. Text in Chinese.

612 Taibei County Government Cultural Bureau: 2006 TAIBEI XIANMEISHUJIADAZHAN JI XUNHUI ZHAN.2006 Itinerant Exhibition of Taipei County Artists. 2006 臺北縣美術家大展暨巡迴展. Taibei, 2006. 233 pp.Colour plates throughout. 31x21 cm. Boards. £35.00Catalogue of a Taiwan touring exhibition showing contemporary art in various media by artists living in the area around Taibei in Tai-wan. Illustrated throughout. Text in Chinese.

613 Tainan County Cultural Centre:CHENTAIYUANYOUHUAJI.Oil Paintings of Tai-Yuan Chen.陳泰元油畫集.Tainan, 2006. 182 pp. Full page colour and b/w plates throughout. 30x23 cm. Wrappers. £45.00Catalogue produced to accompany an exhibition in Tainan, Taiwan, showing the work of the Taiwanese painter, Tai-Yuan Chen (ChenTaiyuan), who works in oils, painting a variety of subjects. Preparatory pencil sketches are shown alongside the finished oil. Illustratedthroughout. Introduction and list of plates in English. Main text in Chinese.

614 Tainan County Cultural Centre: HUANG CAISONG SHUIMOHUA JI. The Paintings of Huang Tsai-Sung.黃才松水墨畫集. Tainan, 2005. 128 pp. Full page colour plates throughout, 2 foldouts. 30x23 cm. Wrappers.

£35.00Catalogue produced to accompany an exhibition in Tainan, Taiwan, showing the work of the Taiwanese painter, Huang Tsai-Sung, whomainly paints landscapes. In Chinese.

615 Tainan County Cultural Centre: JUEDAI FENGHUA JINGYAN DE MEI: SHI JINHUI JIAOCAIHUA JI.Glue Colour painting: Shi Chin-Huei.絕代風華、 驚艷的美 ： 施金輝膠彩畫集. Tainan, 2005. 187 pp. Full pagecolour plates throughout. 30x23 cm. Wrappers. £35.00Catalogue produced to accompany an exhibition in Tainan, Taiwan, showing the work of the Taiwanese painter, Shi Chin-Huei (ShiJinhui), who paints mainly figurative painting using glue colour which gives a pastel-like feel to his work. Illustrated throughout. InChinese.

616 Tainan County Cultural Centre: LIN ZHIXIN YOUHUA JI. Oil Paintings by Lin Chih-Hsin. 林智信油畫集.Tainan, 2004. 95 pp. Full page colour plates throughout. 30x23 cm. Boards. £40.00Catalogue produced to accompany an exhibition in Tainan, Taiwan, showing the work of the Taiwanese painter, Lin Chih-Hsin (LinZhixin), who works in oils, painting a wide variety of subject matter. Illustrated throughout. In Chinese.

617 Tainan County Cultural Centre: ZHANG SONGYUAN ZHUANJI GUOHUAPIAODIAO. (The Paintings andGourd Carvings of Zhang Songyuan). 張松元專輯國畫瓢雕. Tainan, 2004. 128 pp. Full page colour platesthroughout. 30x23 cm. Wrappers. £35.00Catalogue produced to accompany an exhibition in Tainan, Taiwan, showing the work of the Taiwanese painter, Zhang Songyuan,who paints landscapes in both traditional and modern Chinese styles and who, more unusually, also carves gourds with landscapesand flowers. Illustrated throughout. In Chinese.

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618 Taipei County Yingge Ceramics Museum:DISANJIE TAIBEI TAOYISHU JIANG. The Third Taipei CeramicsAwards. 第三屆台北陶藝術獎. Taipei, 2003. 178 pp. Colour plates throughout. 29x21 cm. Paper. £35.00Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Yingge Ceramics Museum (located outside Taipei) in conjunction with the Third Taipei Ce-ramics Awards. Shows the work of many of the participants in the awards and is thus a good survey of the current state of ceramicartistry in Taiwan today. Illustrated throughout. Near dual text in English and Chinese.

619 Taipei County Yingge Ceramics Museum: SHENGHUO CHAJU JINGSAI ZHAN. Tea Set Competition andExhibition. 生活茶具競賽展. Taipei, 2004. 111 pp. Colour plates throughout. 29x21 cm. Paper. £35.00Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Yingge Ceramics Museum (located outside Taipei) in conjunction with the competition held in2004. Most of the tea sets shown are contemporary Yixing-style. Illustrated throughout. Near dual text in English and Chinese.

620 Taisei Gallery: ANCIENT BUDDHISTART FROM BURMA. Singapore, 1993. 103 pp. Colour and b/w platesthroughout. 28x21 cm. Paper. £30.00Interesting dealer’s catalogue showing 84 examples, primarily of small Burmese Buddhist sculptures in bronze, stone, gold and ter-racotta. The pieces shown date from the 7th to the 15th centuries. All illustrated and described.

623 Tambiah, Stanley Jeyaraja: BUDDHISM AND THE SPIRIT CULTS IN NORTH-EAST THAILAND.Cambridge, 1980. xi, 388 pp. 23x15 cm. Paper. £15.00A comprehensive study of rural religion in northern Thailand.

624 Tambiah, Stanley Jeyaraja: THE BUDDHIST SAINTS OF THE FORESTAND THE CULT OFAMULETS.1984. xi, 417 pp. 16 b&w illustrations. 23x15 cm. Paper. £20.00An investigation into Buddhist concepts of sainthood. The author deals with Buddhist cosmological beliefs, and relates these to the ideasof Max Weber, Marcel Mauss, and Karl Marx.

632 Tent, B.J. van, intro:CERAMICWARESOFSIAM. (Including the R. Refuge Collection and Part of the F. KnightCollection).Amsterdam, 1978. 8 pp. 24 plates with 158 items illustrated, 8 in colour. Brief bibliography. 30x21 cm.Paper. £10.00Catalogue of an exhibition of Thai ceramics held at the Aalderink gallery in Amsterdam. The majority of pieces formed the collectionof R. Refuge of Diepeveen.

634 Terweil, B. J:MONKSANDMAGIC.AnAnalysis of Religious Ceremonies in Central Thailand. SIAS MonographSeries No. 24. London, 1975. viii, 297 pp. 22x15 cm. Paper. £10.00Second revised edition.

635 Thammapreechakorn, Pariwat: CERAMIC ART IN THAILAND. Bangkok, 1990. 239 pp. Colour platesthroughout. 28x21 cm. Boards. £75.00A good survey of ceramics found in Thailand with many unpublished examples from Thai collections. The work is in two main sec-tions: ‘Ceramics Manufactured at Kiln Sites in Thailand’ ranging from Ban Chiang through to Lanna and Wat Phra Prang. The sec-ond section is ‘Ceramics Manufactured at Kiln Sites in Foreign Countries’which have been found in Thailand and include Chinese,Japanese and Southeast Asian wares. Illustrated throughout in colour. Introduction, list of contents and good captions to plates in Eng-lish. Main text in Thai.

640 Tingley, Nancy: DORIS DUKE. The Southeast Asian Art Collection. New York, 2003. 104 pp. 105 colourillustrations. 26x26 cm. Cloth. £28.00In the 1950s and 1960s, Doris Duke was one of the few western art collectors pursuing Thai artworks. This book documents her col-lection.

641 Tiongco, Jose B: THE OTON DIGGINGS. Iloilo, 1969. 40 pp. text, 3 plates, 260 illustrations. Appendix. 32x25cm. Cloth. £95.00Privately printed report of the ‘illegal’excavations at Oton on the island of Panay in the Philippines. Although not of the highest qual-ity, the plates, mostly Chinese and Siamese blue & white wares of the 14th & 15th centuries, are interesting for their reproduction ofunusual pieces. With a few minor annotations.

642 Tokyo National Museum:ARTTREASURESOFTHAILAND. Tokyo, 1987. 182 pp. including 7 pp. English text.141 colour and numerous b/w illustrations. 27x22 cm. Paper. £35.00The hundreth anniversary of the declaration of amity and commerce between Thailand and Japan was celebrated with this exhibitionof 155 objects on loan from the National Museum in Bangkok.

650 Toyama Art Museum: THE WHITE AND GREEN WARES EXCAVATED IN THE TAK AREA INTHAILAND. From the Takao Kokubu Collection. Toyama, 1994. 138 pp. Colour illustrations of all 194 objects.Text mainly in Japanese. 26x18 cm. Paper. £35.00Illustrated catalogue of a travel exhibition held at the Toyama Art Museum and the Machida City Art Museum. Plate captions in Eng-lish.

651 Toyama Museum of Fine Art: SUNKOROKU — TAI TOJI NO SEIKA — TOKUBETSU TEN SOSAIKOREKUSHON. Thai Ceramics from the Sosai Collection. Toyama, 1985. 114 pp. Colour illustrations of all 88items exhibited. 27x19 cm. Cloth. £25.00Illustrated catalogue of an exhibition of Thai ceramics — Sukhothai, Sawankhalok, Kalong, Sankampaeng, Sansai & Phan. Japanesetext with a list of exhibits in English. Introduction by the collector, Sosai.

652 TRADE AND SHIPPING IN THE SOUTHERN SEAS. Selected Readings from Archipel 18 (1979). Cisaru,1984. 203 pp. 27x21 cm. Paper. £30.00A compilation of 12 interesting articles from the magazine Archipel. Ranges from Salmon: ‘A 13th Century Vessel Found with itsCargo in the Anchorage of Zaitun’and Mills: ‘Chinese Navigators in Insulinde about AD 1500’ to Blusse: ‘Chinese Trade to Bataviaduring the Days of the VOC’.

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654 Turpin, F. H: A HISTORY OF THE KINGDOM OF SIAM. and of the Revolutions that Have Caused theOverthrow of the Empire up to 1770. Bangkok, 1997. xii, 153 pp. 21x15 cm. Wrappers. £15.00First published in Paris in 1771, an English translation from the French of this early western work on Thailand.

659 Vallibhotama, S: FORMAND CONTINUITY IN THAI ART AND CULTURE. Bangkok, 1987. 145 pp. Fullpage b/w photographs throughout. 36x25 cm. Boards. £20.00Damage to edges of covers.

660 Various: THAILANDAND PORTUGAL. 470 Years of Friendship. Lisbon, 1982. 61 pp. A few text illustrations.24x20 cm. Paper. £15.00Contains: Rego: A Short Survey of Luso-Siamese Relations from 1511 to Modern Times; de AMtos: The First Portuguese Documentson Siam; Iria: A Selection of Sixteenth Century Portuguese Texts on Siam; Cunha: The 1820 Land Concession to the Portuguese.

662 Vinding, Michael: THE THAKALI. A Himalayan Ethnography. London, 1998. 8, 470 pp. Maps. Appendixes,extensive glossary, bibliography, index. 26x18 cm. Cloth. £40.00A comprehensive ethnography of the Thakali people of Nepal, based on several years of fieldwork since 1972.

664 Waddell, L.A: THE BUDDHISMOFTIBETORLAMAISM.With its Mystic Cults, Symbolism andMythology,and in its relation to Indian Buddhism. Cambridge, 1939. li, 598 pp. Index, appendixes. 8 plates, 175 textillustrations. Index. 22x16 cm. Decorative cloth. £75.00Very good copy of the second edition, reprinted 1939. With decorative cloth cover in excellent condition. Yakushi W02a.

665 Waldschmidt, Ernst & Rose Leonore:NEPAL.Kunst aus dem Königreich im Himalaja. Recklinghausen, 1967. 163pp. 82 plates, 12 in colour. 25x19 cm. Cloth. £25.00An introduction to all aspects of Nepalese art: archaeology, sculpture, painting, ivory, manuscripts, and architecture. Original Ger-man edition.

666 Wales, H. G. Quaritch: EARLY BURMA— OLD SIAM. A Comparative Commentary. London, 1973. xv, 188pp. text plus 39 pp. b/w plates. Map. 22x14 cm. Cloth. £20.00Includes the Mon phase at Paga, later Pagan and post Pagan, the phases of the Sukhodaya period in Thailand and the Ayudhya pe-riod. A scarce study.

675 Wangchuck, H. M. Ashi Dorji Wangmo: OFRAINBOWSAND CLOUDS. The Life of Yab Ugyen Dorji as Toldto his Daughter. London, 1998. 184 pp. 51 colour and 22 b/w plates. 28x22 cm. Cloth. £30.00A unique and fascinating insight into the history, society and culture of Bhutan during the earlier part of this century. From the lineof Bhutan’s spiritual royalty, Yab Ugyen Dorji provided his daughter with glimpses of life in monasteries, remote villages, forts andpalaces.

676 Warren, William: ARTSAND CRAFTS OFTHAILAND. London, 1994. 160 pp. 180 colour illustrations. 26x22cm. Paper. £15.00Thai textiles form only a part of the rich assortment of creative traditions and products photographed by Luca Invernizzi Tettoni who,like the author, has spent many years in Thailand. Reissued 2001.

677 Warren, William: THE HOUSE ON THE KLONG. The Bangkok Home and Asian Art Collection of JamesThompson. Tokyo, 1968. 87 pp. 86 plates, many in colour, 1 plan. 26x19 cm. Silk. £25.00A photographic survey of a collection of South East Asian sculpture and ceramics in a traditional Thai house constructed in the cen-tre of Bangkok from the remains of destroyed buildings. The owner Jim Thompson was a figure of much fascination.

679 Wattanavrangkul, Snong: OUTSTANDING SCULPTURES OF BHUDHIST AND HINDU GODS FROMPRIVATE COLLECTIONS IN THAILAND. N.p. (Bangkok), 1975. c. 170 pp. 150 colour plates. 27x20 cm.Cloth. £40.00Catalogue of an exhibition. 150 very fine examples from the 7th to the 18th centuries AD were shown. Included sculpture and bronzesfrom India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Tibet, pre-Angkor Khmer, Dvaravati, Srivijaya, Khmer, Chiengsen, Sukhothai, U-Tong, Ayudhya and Rat-tanakosin. Alll illustrated in colour. Near dual texts in Thai and English, including captions.

681 Welch Stuart Cary: INDIA. Art and Culture 1300 — 1900. München, 1985. 478 pp. 208 colour & 175 b/willustrations. 31x24 cm. Cloth. £25.00Catalogue for the 1985 exhibition, India, at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Nearly 400 reproductions of masterpieces of Indian sa-cred and court art, plus lively urban, folk and tribal heritages. A most extensive survey of Indian art.

685 White, Joyce C: BAN CHIANG. Discovery of a Lost Bronze Age. Philadelphia, 1982. 96 pp. 57 figures, 9 incolour, 115 objects illustrated, 12 in colour. Bibliography. 30x23 cm. Cloth. £15.00Catalogue of an exhibition of prehistoric bronze and pottery relics discovered in Thailand.

687 Wickert, Jürgen D: BOROBUDUR. Jakarta, 1982. 62 pp. Colour plates throughout. 27x21 cm. Paper. £15.00Well-illustrated local guide to the extraordinary monument, including a cross-section diagram, plan and reproduction of one of the firstphotos, taken in 1911. In English (with supplementary Indonesian translation).

692 Wiltshire, Trea: HONG KONG. Pages from the Past. Hong Kong, 2005. 120 pp. B/w photographs throughout.19x20 cm. Cloth. £30.00Pleasing little work showing photography of people, buildings and scenery from throughout Hong Kong’s history from the late 19thcentury through to the 1997 handover.

701 Wyatt, David et al: THE CHIANGMAI CHRONICLE. Chiang Mai, 1995. xxxvi, 225 pp. 13 maps. 24x17 cm.Paper. £25.00The Chiang Mai Chronicle was written in 1827 to relate the growth and strength of the Kingdom of Lan Na, which Chiang Mai dom-inated. An important Thai written history, here translated into English with annotations and indexes to assist.

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704 XIZANGTANGKADAQUAN. Selection of Tibetan Thangkas.西藏唐卡大全. Lhasa, 2005. 14, 220 pp. Colourplates throughout. 38x27 cm. Boards. £90.00289 thangkas showing the variety of this art form are illustrated in good colour. Contents, brief introduction in Chinese and Tibetan.Captions in Chinese with short Tibetan entries.

707 Yabe Yoshiaki: POTTERYOFVIETNAMANDTHAILAND. Toji Taikei, Volume 47. Tokyo, 1978. 143 pp. 109plates, 26 in colour, 118 illustrations. 27x19 cm. Cloth. £30.00Japanese text only.

711 Yamato Bunkakan Museum: SPECIALEXHIBITION: SOUTHEASTASIANCERAMICS.Nara, 1983. 76 pp.text in Japanese, 2 pp. bibliography in English. 117 colour illustrations Maps. 26x19 cm. Paper. £20.00Catalogue illustrating in colour 117 objects selected from various public and private collections.

717 Young, Carol M. et al:VIETNAMESE CERAMICS.With an Illustrated Catalogue of the Exhibition. Hong Kong,1982. 190 pp. 285 colour plates and illustrations, 50 figures. Map. Bibliography. 27x19 cm. Boards. £80.00Catalogue of an exhibition held at the National Museum, Singapore, in 1982, with a very good introduction on Vietnamese history, theThai connection, trade ceramics and trade wares. Scarce.

718 Young, Gordon: THE HILL TRIBES OF NORTHERN THAILAND. Bangkok, 1974. xiv, 96 pp. 8 pp. colourand 20 pp. b/w plates. 24x18 cm. Paper. £10.00‘The Origins and Habitats of the Hill Tribes Together with Significant Changes in their Social, Culture & Economic Patterns’. A studyrevised throughout to the 1970s. Fifth edition.

722 Yupho, Dhanit: THAIMUSICALINSTRUMENTS.N.p. (Bangkok), 1987. 12, 136 pp. B/w illustrations and textdrawings. 28x21 cm. Paper. £20.00A study of the subject. Dual texts in Thai and English.

723 ZANG CHUAN FOJIAO YISHU. (Buddhist Art of the Tibetan Plateau). Hong Kong, 1987. 360 pp. 666 colourillustrations. 26x32 cm. Cloth. £55.00Selected from 5000 unique photographs, this book illustrates different areas of Buddhist art including architecture, paintings, murals,woodblocks and scriptures, costumes, reliquaries, musical instruments, jewellery, etc. Text in Chinese only.

724 Zetterquist, Eric J: THAIAND BURMESE CERAMICS.NewYork, 1996. 6 pp. text, 30 objects illustrated in fullcolour. 26x20 cm. Paper. £15.00Catalogue of a sale exhibition of high-class Thai and Burmese ceramics from the 14th to 16th centuries.

726 Zhanghua County Cultural Bureau: DIWUJIE KUANGXI MEI ZHAN. (The Fifth Kuangxi Art Exhibition).第五屆礦溪美展. Zhanghua, 2004. 195 pp. Colour plates throughout. 26x26 cm. Boards. £35.00Catalogue of a touring exhibition in Taiwan that shows contemporary art in various media by artists resident in the Zhanghua areaof Taiwan, a region also known as Kuangxi. Illustrated throughout in colour. Text in Chinese.

746 Zhu Peiyi & Xie Dongshan: TAIWAN XIESHIZHUYI MEISHU. Taiwanese Realist Arts 1895-2005.台灣寫實主義美術 。 朱珮儀 謝東山 著. Taibei, 2006. 342 pp. Numerous colour illustrations. 25x19 cm.Wrappers. £45.00A detailed study of the development of the realism movement in Taiwan, influenced by European art. Primarily painting is shown anddiscussed, together with some sculpture. In Chinese.

749 Zimmer, Heinrich: THE ART OF INDIAN ASIA. Its Mythology and Transformations. Bollingen Series No,XXXIX. New York, 1955. xix, (2), 465; xviii pp. 614 plates. Chronological charts and 3 maps. 2 vols. 30x23 cm.Cloth. £50.00An exhaustive survey of the great periods of Indian art and the associated mythology. Intended also as a ‘delightful way into the time-less domain of the Hindu spirit.’ An excellent two-volume reference.

750 Zimmer, Heinrich: MYTHS AND SYMBOLS IN INDIAN ART AND CIVILIZATION. Bollingen Series 6.Washington, 1947. xiii, 248 pp. 70 plates. 23x16 cm. Cloth. £35.00This book interprets for the Western mind the key motifs of India’s legend, myth and folklore, taken directly from the Sanskrit, and il-lustrated with 70 plates of Indian art.

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