Author: Guadalupi, Gianni

China : arts and daily life as seen by Father Matteo Ricci and other Jesuit missionaries
Date1984
Publish_locationMilan
PublisherFranco Maria Ricci
CollectionBibl. Sinensis Soc. Iesu
Edition
LanguageEnglish
Record_typeBook
SeriesThe Signs of Man ; 10
ShelfFolio Cabinet 2
Call NumberDS708.C57313 1984
Description226 p. ; color ill. ; 36 cm. in case
NoteChina : arts and daily life as seen by Father Matteo Ricci and other Jesuit missionaries / edited by Gianni Guadalupi ; introduction by Joseph Franz Schütte, S.J. ; note on the illustrations by Mario Bussagli ; [designed by] Franco Maria Ricci.
Includes indexes.
***Graphic resource: Full-color plates accompanying descriptive text taken from letters and documents by Ricci, et al. with emphasis on the practical sciences: agricultural, sericulture, silk manufacturing, rice harvesting, ships and shipping, porcelain making, weaving cotton, making and processing tea...etc. (Italian edition at DS708.C573 1980) Copy n. 436 of 5,000. In presentation case.
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SubjectTechnology--China--History China--Civilization--Ming-Qing dynasties, 1368-1911 Jesuits--China--Correspondence China--Civilization--Pictorial works China--Description and travel--16th-17th centuries--Pictorial works
Seriesfoo 89
ISBN8821630099 ; 9788821630095
China through the eyes of the West : from Marco Polo to the last emperor
Date2004
Publish_locationVercelli, Italy
PublisherWhite Star
CollectionRicci Institute Library
Edition
LanguageEnglish
Record_typeBook
Series
ShelfFolio Cabinet 1
Call NumberDS740.5.E85 G83 2004
Description336 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 37 cm.
NoteChina through the eyes of the West : from Marco Polo to the last emperor / text, Gianni Guadalupi ; editorial project, Valeria Manferto De Fabianis, Laura Accomazzo ; graphic designer, Patrizia Balocco Lovisetti ; editorial coordination, Federica Romagnoli ; translation, A.B.A., Milan.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 335-336) and index.
"China Revealed presents the history of the relationships between Europe and the Celestial Empire of classical antiquity, from the time when the caravans began to bring a divine fabric known as silk to the shores of the Mediterranean from the far off, mysterious East, up to the fall of the Manchu Dynasty in 1911. Through beautifully illustrated maps, ancient engravings, the first black and white pictures and color plates, this book describes the incredible experiences of those who ventured into distant Cathay, crossing the endless deserts of Asia and the treacherous oceans. The Franciscan monks, who were the first to penetrate the Mongolian steppes, the merchants such as Marco Polo and Ibn Battuta, the Portuguese sailors and Jesuit missionaries, who became counselors to the Son of the Heavens, and many more."--OCLC record.
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SubjectChina--Relations--Europe--History China in art China--Civilization--Western views and opinions China in Western art
ISBN8854400157 ; 9788854400153
Cina : le arti e la vita quotidiana viste da P. Matteo Ricci e altri missionari gesuiti
Date1980
Publish_locationMilano
PublisherFranco Maria Ricci
CollectionRicci Institute Library
Edition
LanguageItalian
Record_typeBook
SeriesI Segni dell'uomo ; 25
ShelfFolio Cabinet 2
Call NumberDS708.C573 1980
Description212 p. : color ill. ; 36 cm. in case
NoteLa Cina : le arti e la vita quotidiana vista da P. Matteo Ricci e altri missionari gesuiti / a cura di Gianni Guadalupi ; introduzione di Josef Franz Schütte S.J. ; nota all'iconografia di Mario Bussagli.
Bibliography: p. 27.
***Graphic resource: Full-color plates accompanying descriptive text taken from letters and documents by Ricci, et al. with emphasis on the practical sciences: agricultural, sericulture, silk manufacturing, rice harvesting, ships and shipping, porcelain making, weaving cotton, making and processing tea...etc. (English edition: DS708.C573 1984) n. 1043 or 3,000
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SubjectTechnology--China--History China--Civilization--Ming-Qing dynasties, 1368-1911 Jesuits--China--Correspondence China--Description and travel--16th-17th centuries--Pictorial works
Seriesfoo 90
ISBN8821600246 ; 9788821600241
Cotton and silk making in Manchu China
Date1980
Publish_locationNew York
PublisherRizzoli International Publications
CollectionBibl. Sinensis Soc. Iesu
Edition
LanguageEnglish
Record_typeBook
SeriesIconographia
ShelfAdmin. Office
Call NumberTS1565.C6 C6713
Description[12] p., [41] l. of plates : ill. (some col.) ; 25 cm.
NoteIntrod. by Mario Bussagli ; excerpts from J.-B. Du Halde ; [edited by Laura Casalis and Gianni Guadalupi ; translated from the Italian and the French by Michael Langley ; photos by Sebastiana Papa].
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SubjectCotton manufacture--China--Pictorial works Silk industry--China--Pictorial works China--History--Qing dynasty, 1644-1911--Pictorial works Textile industry--China--History--Qing dynasty, 1644-1911--Pictorial works
Seriesfoo 79
ISBN0847803066 (pbk.)
LCCN79-93005