Richard Cleveland
to survey museums and collections in Japan in preparation for an exhibition of Genroku art to be shown at the St. Louis Art Museum and two other museums in the United States.
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グランティを検索/絞り込むSaryu Vinod Doshi
to conduct research in art history at the post-doctoral level at the University of Chicago and to survey works of Indian art in public and private collections in the United States.
詳細はこちらElinor Gadon
to photograph and conduct research on Ashokan pillars in India in connection with the preparation by John Irwin, keeper, Oriental Department, Victoria and Albert Museum, London, of the Lowell Lectures presented at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, March 1974.
詳細はこちらMino Yutaka
to conduct research on Chinese ceramics and to study art history at the graduate level at Harvard University.
詳細はこちらRobert Poor
to survey collections of Chinese gold and silver vessels in Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, Thailand, Europe, and the Middle East
詳細はこちらElizabeth Rosen
to participate in archaeological excavations at Sonkh, Mathura, India, under the direction of Herbert Hartel, Museum fur Indische Kunst, Berlin
詳細はこちらEllen Smart
to complete dissertation research in India and other Asian countries on Moghul painting.
詳細はこちらStuart Cary Welch
to conduct research and to select works of art in India in preparation for the exhibition Indian Drawings and Painted Sketches shown at the Asia House Gallery, New York; the Fogg Art Museum; and the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, January - June 1976.
詳細はこちらAhn Hwi Joon
to continue to study art history in programs leading to the M.F.A. and Ph.D. degrees at Harvard University, to survey museums in the United States, and to conduct dissertation research at Princeton University and in Hong Kong, India, Japan, the Republic of China, and Thailand.
to continue to study art history in programs leading to the M.F.A. and Ph.D. degrees at Harvard University, to survey museums in the United States, and to conduct dissertation research at Princeton University and in Hong Kong, India, Japan, the Republic of China, and Thailand.
to continue to study art history in programs leading to the M.F.A. and Ph.D. degrees at Harvard University, to survey museums in the United States, and to conduct dissertation research at Princeton University and in Hong Kong, India, Japan, the Republic of China, and Thailand.
To study art history in programs leading to the M.F.A. and Ph.D. degrees at Harvard University, to survey museums in the United States, and to conduct dissertation research at Princeton University and in Hong Kong, India, Japan, the Republic of China, and Thailand
詳細はこちらArt Institute of Chicago
to enable the following scholars from Japan to participate in the symposium Ukiyo-e Prints and Paintings: The Primitive Period (1680-1745) held at the Art Institute of Chicago, November 1971, in connection with the exhibition of the same name: toyohisa Adachi, founder and director, Adachi Institute of Woodblock Prints, tokyo; Richard Lane, Kokubunji, tokyo, and research associate, Honolulu Academy of Arts; Muneshige Narazaki, founder and director, Japan Ukiyo-e Society; Kiyoshi Shibui, professor, Keio University tokyo; Juzo Suzuki, director, Human and Cultural Sciences Department, National Diet Library, Tokyo.
詳細はこちらChung Young Wah
to survey collections of East Asian art and archaeology programs in the United States and England.
詳細はこちらEgami Yasushi
to survey collections of East Asian art in the United States and to collect material on East Asian painting for the archives of the tokyo National Research Institute of Cultural Properties
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