[Rarebooks] FS: Helen D. Ling Collection of Chinese Ceramics

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TITLE: “The Helen D. Ling Collection of Chinese Ceramics”

Edited by Jason C. Kuo.
Published in College Park by The Art Gallery & University of Maryland
Dept. of Art History in 1995.

DISCUSSION: Helen Dalling married Professor Ti-Gi Ling in 1926, and they
lived in Shanghai for the next several decades, and moved to Hong Kong in
1949. For much of this time, and after, Helen Ling was a dealer in Chinese
are at ceramics. This exhibition of her personal collection reveals the
mind and heart of a true connoisseur, and as one of the essayists notes,
the collection, though spanning several millennia, has a consistency and
coherence that is distinctly personal.

DESCRIPTION: Softcover. 8.5"x11", 92 pages, color and black & white
illustrations.

CONDITION NOTES: Minor soil, but otherwise clean and nice, with a tight
binding.

PRICE:  $60 -

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