Catalogue Of Chinese Printed Books, Manuscripts And Drawings In The Library Of The British Museum

This is Volume 1 of the "Catalogue Of Chinese Printed Books, Manuscripts And Drawings In The Library Of The British Museum", a comprehensive guide to the British Museum's extensive collection. Compiled by the Department of Oriental Printed Books and Manuscripts, under the direction of Sir Robert Kennaway Douglas, this catalogue provides invaluable insights into the breadth and depth of Chinese literature and art held within the museum's archives.

Researchers, historians, and bibliophiles alike will find this volume an essential resource for navigating the rich tapestry of Chinese cultural heritage. From meticulously detailed descriptions of printed books to annotations on rare manuscripts and drawings, this catalogue offers a window into the historical and artistic achievements of China as represented in one of the world's foremost collections. A must-have reference for any serious scholar of Chinese studies.

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