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Snuff Bottle – Symbolism & Iconography
Hidden Wishes in Snuff Bottles
Terese Tse Bartholomew
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Autumn 2020
Private Landscapes: The Gardens of Enameled Snuff Bottles
Clare Chu
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Autumn 2019
"What Does My Snuff Bottle Say?" Reflections on the Poetic Couplet as Decoration
Stuart H. Sargent
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Autumn 2018
Bapo Imagery on Snuff Bottles: Decoration or Tempests on Teapots?
Nancy Berliner
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Autumn 2017
This Snuff Bottle Monkey Business Revisited
Stuart H. Sargent
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Winter 2016
A Big Frog
Zhang Fu-quan
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Autumn 2014
Auspicious Emblems, Part Two: Connections Between Qing Dynasty Snuff Bottles and Daoist Immortals
Susan L. Beningson
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Winter 2013
Gardens in a Bottle
Donald Jenkins
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Spring 2013
Auspicious Emblems: Connections Between Qing Dynasty Snuff Bottles and an Imperial Chinese Robe in the Collection of The Brooklyn Museum Of Art, Part I.
Susan L. Beningson
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Spring 2012
The Wrong End of the Dragon
Hugh M. Moss
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Winter 2008
Snuff Bottles with the Motif of a Chilong Dragon on Both Shoulders: Awards of Imperial Recognition?
Vincent Fausone Jr.
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Autumn 2008
Chinese Rank Badge Iconography and Corresponding Motifs on Snuff Bottles
David K. Hugus
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Winter 2006
The Dependable Dog, A Firmest Friend
Ka Bo Tsang
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Autumn 2006
Auspicious Emblems: Chinese Cultural Treasures. 45th Anniversary Exhibition of the Min Chiu Society
Ian Hardy
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Spring 2006
Mysteries of the Ancient Moon
Hugh M. Moss
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Spring 2006
The Allure of Landscape Imagery
Dawn Ho Delbanco
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Spring 2006
East Meets West: European Subject Matter on Chinese Snuff Bottles
Clare Chu
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Autumn 2005
Boating Beneath the Red Cliff
Jonathan Chaves
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Winter 2004
Magical Monkey
Ka Bo Tsang
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Winter 2004
A Few Interesting Botanical Themes
Terese Tse Bartholomew
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Spring 2004
The Goat/Sheep: A Model of Multiple Virtues
Ka Bo Tsang
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Autumn 2003
Chinese Calligraphy and Snuff Bottles
S. L. Tan
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Winter 2002
The Horse as a Symbol of Excellence
Ka Bo Tsang
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Autumn 2002
Have You Come Across a Snake?
Ka Bo Tsang
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Autumn 2001
The Use of Archaism as a Decorative Motif in Snuff Bottles
Carol Michaelson
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Winter 2000
Decoding Dragon Designs
Ka Bo Tsang
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Autumn 2000
Regarding the Hare/Rabbit Designs
Ka Bo Tsang
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Winter 1999
The Tiger: King of All Animals
Ka Bo Tsang
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Winter 1998
Decoding Ox/water Buffalo Designs on Chinese Snuff Bottles
Ka Bo Tsang
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Spring 1998
The Legend of the Dragon King and Go-Liang
Marcel Guillemant
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Spring 1997
Of Rats and Cats
Ka Bo Tsang
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Autumn 1996
Images on Snuff Bottles
Victor E. Graham
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Winter 1995
The Squirrel and Grape Motif - Its Significance Reinterpreted
Ka Bo Tsang
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Autumn 1995
A Look at the Pig in the Year of the Pig
Ka Bo Tsang
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Spring 1995
Sources and Significance of the Chicken Boy as a Decorative Motif on Chinese Porcelains
Ka Bo Tsang
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Winter 1994
Who is the Rider on the Donkey? Some New Observations
Ka Bo Tsang
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Summer 1994
The Chicken and Its Manifold Meanings
Ka Bo Tsang
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Autumn 1993
Immortals on Rafts
Ka Bo Tsang
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Autumn 1992
Images of Two Eighteenth Century Heros Ayusi and Macang on Twentieth Century Snuff Bottles
Ka Bo Tsang
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Summer 1992
Monkey Business in a Chinese Snuff Bottle
Bob C. Stevens
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Spring 1992
The One Hundred Children Theme: The Vietnamese Connection
Guy Stehlé
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Spring 1991
Keys as an Art Motif
Victor E. Graham
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Spring 1990
On Snuff Bottles Goblins and the Statue of Nirvana
Harrie A. Vanderstappen
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Winter 1989
Chinese Costume Accessories as reflected in Snuff Bottles
Victor E. Graham
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Winter 1989
Hundred Antiques
Kay E. Black
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Winter 1988
Botanical Motifs in Chinese Art
Terese Tse Bartholomew
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Autumn 1988
Court Dress During the Snuff Bottle Era
Gary W. Dickinson
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Summer 1988
Romance of the Three Kingdoms - Source of Snuff Bottle Subjects
Gayle Gray Laverlochere
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Spring 1988
Monkey Comes Home
The J&J Collection
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Spring 1986
A Dragon's Tale
Martha M. Renk
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Winter 1985
Later Chinese Buddhism: Symbols and Changes as Seen on Snuff Bottles
Robert E. Fisher
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Spring 1985
Chinese Jewelry and Its Relation to Snuff Bottles
Theresa M. Reilly
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Spring 1981
1980 - The Year of The Monkey
Elsa Glickman
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Winter 1980
Monkeyshines
Martha M. Renk
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Winter 1980
Cricket Mania
Virginia Mead
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Summer 1980
Cats and Dogs - Food for Thought
Bob C. Stevens
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Spring 1980
The Eight Taoist Immortals
Theresa M. Reilly
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Autumn 1979
The Confucian Woman
Virginia Mead
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Autumn 1978
1978-The Year Of The Horse
Marian S. Mayer
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Summer 1978
For Merchants And Bussinessmen-Good Fortune In A Chinese Snuff Bottle
Bob C. Stevens
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Spring 1978
Erotic Snuff Bottles
Lawrence E. Gichner
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Spring 1978
A Most Perfect Archer
Virginia Mead
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Summer 1977
Sources Of Symbolism On Snuff Bottles
Lindsay Hughes Cooper
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Winter 1976
Substance And Symbol In Chinese Snuff Bottles-Part II
Schuyler V. R. Cammann
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Summer 1976
Substance And Symbol In Chinese Snuff Bottles-Part I
Schuyler V. R. Cammann
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Spring 1976
Carved Calligraphy Snuff Bottle
Martha M. Renk
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Autumn 1975