Elizabeth Kindall
Biographic Data
| ID | 1062272 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elizabeth Kindall |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elizabeth |
| FAMILY NAME | Kindall |
| SIGNATURE | KINDALL E |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1University of St. Thomas |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Buddhist friendship, meditational practice and a painted mountainscape
This reception study argues that a fourteenth-century handscroll illustrating the Yandang mountains (Yandangshan 雁蕩山) in Zhejiang Province was used by fifteenth-and sixteenth-century viewers as an aid in their meditation practice to achieve relief from the ailments of old age. They engaged in one set of contemplative practices as the scroll was unrolled and another set as it was rerolled. As they unrolled the scroll, viewers achieved a somaesthet…
Documenting Spiritual Geography
This article examines the visual and textual geographical knowledge presented in a unique scroll of painting and poetry depicting the Yandang Mountains (Wild Goose Pond Mountains) northeast of Wenzhou on the Zhejiang coast. The Yuan-dynasty Attendant Censor Li Zixiao documented this local geography after his trip there in a 1316 scroll consisting of five inscriptions and seven detailed pictures of the northeastern spur of the range. This study ex…
Interview with Ming Scholars
This is obviously something I’ve often been asked, so I wish I had a better answer. My education at school was focused on languages — including ancient ones — and history, and at some point in my t
Geo-Narratives of a Filial Son
Geo-Narratives of a Filial Son
Geo-Narratives of a Filial Son
"This definitive study of Huang Xiangjian's paintings identifies geo-narrative as a distinct landscape-painting tradition lauded for its naturalistic immediacy, experiential topography, and dramatic narratives of moral persuasion, class identification, and biographical commemoration"
The Itineraries of Art
The Heart of Ma Yuan
Reviewed by: The Heart of Ma Yuan: The Search for a Southern Song Aesthetic by Richard Edwards Elizabeth Kindall Richard Edwards . The Heart of Ma Yuan: The Search for a Southern Song Aesthetic. Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2011. Pp. xxxiii + 340. $55.00 (hardcover). ISBN 978-9888028658. Richard Edwards examines the tangible painting history of the Southern Song and its relationship to the oeuvre of one of its most famous artists, Ma Yu…
Envisioning a Monastery
This article is devoted to an early seventeenth-century folio album (now mounted as a handscroll) assembled to invite potential donors to contribute to the reconstruction of Fuyuan Monastery, located on an island in Lake Tai, near Suzhou. The album included two paintings representing the monastery as it might look after reconstruction as well as a set of calligraphies by Suzhou luminaries recording the efforts of the monk who had initiated the fu…
The Paintings of Huang Xiangjian's Filial Journey to the Southwest
Lors de la phase de troubles induite en Chine par la transition entre les dynasties Ming et Qing, Huang Xiangjian, issu d’une famille de dignitaires de la cour Ming, entreprend un long et perilleux voyage pour aller chercher ses parents dans le sud-ouest. Ce voyage fait l’objet de deux recits ainsi que d’un cycle de peintures, le Wanli xunqin tu (Dix mille li a la recherche de mes parents), depeignant douze lieux emblematiques de ce periple, dont…
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The Paintings of Huang Xiangjian's Filial Journey to the Southwest
Lors de la phase de troubles induite en Chine par la transition entre les dynasties Ming et Qing, Huang Xiangjian, issu d’une famille de dignitaires de la cour Ming, entreprend un long et perilleux voyage pour aller chercher ses parents dans le sud-ouest. Ce voyage fait l’objet de deux recits ainsi que d’un cycle de peintures, le Wanli xunqin tu (Dix mille li a la recherche de mes parents), depeignant douze lieux emblematiques de ce periple, dont…
Envisioning a Monastery
This article is devoted to an early seventeenth-century folio album (now mounted as a handscroll) assembled to invite potential donors to contribute to the reconstruction of Fuyuan Monastery, located on an island in Lake Tai, near Suzhou. The album included two paintings representing the monastery as it might look after reconstruction as well as a set of calligraphies by Suzhou luminaries recording the efforts of the monk who had initiated the fu…
The Heart of Ma Yuan
Reviewed by: The Heart of Ma Yuan: The Search for a Southern Song Aesthetic by Richard Edwards Elizabeth Kindall Richard Edwards . The Heart of Ma Yuan: The Search for a Southern Song Aesthetic. Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, 2011. Pp. xxxiii + 340. $55.00 (hardcover). ISBN 978-9888028658. Richard Edwards examines the tangible painting history of the Southern Song and its relationship to the oeuvre of one of its most famous artists, Ma Yu…
The Itineraries of Art
Geo-Narratives of a Filial Son
Geo-Narratives of a Filial Son
Geo-Narratives of a Filial Son
"This definitive study of Huang Xiangjian's paintings identifies geo-narrative as a distinct landscape-painting tradition lauded for its naturalistic immediacy, experiential topography, and dramatic narratives of moral persuasion, class identification, and biographical commemoration"
Documenting Spiritual Geography
This article examines the visual and textual geographical knowledge presented in a unique scroll of painting and poetry depicting the Yandang Mountains (Wild Goose Pond Mountains) northeast of Wenzhou on the Zhejiang coast. The Yuan-dynasty Attendant Censor Li Zixiao documented this local geography after his trip there in a 1316 scroll consisting of five inscriptions and seven detailed pictures of the northeastern spur of the range. This study ex…
Interview with Ming Scholars
This is obviously something I’ve often been asked, so I wish I had a better answer. My education at school was focused on languages — including ancient ones — and history, and at some point in my t
Buddhist friendship, meditational practice and a painted mountainscape
This reception study argues that a fourteenth-century handscroll illustrating the Yandang mountains (Yandangshan 雁蕩山) in Zhejiang Province was used by fifteenth-and sixteenth-century viewers as an aid in their meditation practice to achieve relief from the ailments of old age. They engaged in one set of contemplative practices as the scroll was unrolled and another set as it was rerolled. As they unrolled the scroll, viewers achieved a somaesthet…
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