Kohara Hironobu
to conduct research on Chinese painting as a visiting scholar at Princeton University and at UC Berkeley, and to survey collections of Chinese art in the United States.
詳細はこちらto conduct research on Chinese painting as a visiting scholar at Princeton University and at UC Berkeley, and to survey collections of Chinese art in the United States.
詳細はこちらto participate in the International Symposium on Chinese Ceramics held at the Seattle Art Museum in July 1977 in conjunction with the exhibition "Chinese Ceramics from Japanese Collections: T'ang through Ming Dynasties" and to survey collections of Asian art in the United States.
詳細はこちらto conduct dissertation research in Japan on the calligraphic styles of Ike no Taiga in connection with a program leading to the Ph.D. gegree at the University of Michigan.
詳細はこちらto conduct research on American art, and survey museums and collections of modern art in the United States and Europe.
詳細はこちらto complete a program of study leading to the Ph.D. degree at the University of Michigan.
to continue to study in a program leading to the Ph.D. degree in art history at the University of Michigan.
詳細はこちらto conduct research amd to survey collections of Indian and Western art in the United States and Europe
詳細はこちらto participate in the Wen Cheng-ming Symposium held at the University of Michigan Museum of Art, January 1976, and to survey public and private collections of Asian art in the United States and Asia.
詳細はこちらto survey collections of Chinese paintings, and meet with scholars and specialists of Chinese art history in the United States following the International Congress of Orientalists held in Mexico City.
詳細はこちらto complete dissertation research in Borneo on Asian trade ceramics in connection with a program leading to the Ph.D. degree in art history at Cornell University
to conduct dissertation research in Borneo in connection with a program leading to the Ph.D. degree at Cornell University.
詳細はこちらto conduct dissertation research in Thailand on the art and architecture of Wat Po in connection with a program of study leading to the Ph.D. degree at NYU.
詳細はこちらto survey public and private collections of Asian art in selected cities in the United States.
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