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Painting (National Palace Museum)
he paintings in the National Palace Museum span several dynasties, dating from the Tang dynasty to the ROC Era. This collection covers over one thousand years of Chinese painting tradition and development, and encompasses a wide range of genres, inc... |
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Paper Cuts (National Museum of History)
The majority of the paper cuts at the National Museum of History have been acquired mainly through donations, reaching up to 200 pieces. Paper-cutting, also called picture-cutting, is part of traditional Chinese folk art. The earliest unearthed item ... |
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Photography (National Museum of History)
Beginning 1976, the National Museum of History has accumulated photographic works, bringing up to 398 pieces in 2000. Though the technology used in photography has undergone several changes since its birth, the collection here is still that of tradit... |
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Porcelain (National Museum of History)
For many years, the pottery products from the Changsha Kiln have been an important part of cultural artifacts collected by the National Museum of History, and have become the largest collection in Taiwan. Pottery from the Changsha Kiln located in the... |
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Pottery (National Museum of History)
The National Museum of History houses approximately 320 pottery pieces from the prehistoric times and the Shang and Zhuo dynasties. The pottery collection comprises pieces of cultural relics excavated from the ancient cities such as Erlitou, Banpuo, ... |
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Prints (National Museum of History)
Prints at the National Museum of History can be divided into traditional folk prints, modern prints, and Japanese ukiyo-e (pictures of the floating world). Most of the traditional folk prints were renowned local works made during the Qing dynasty and... |