"oriental art" can be used in written English.
This term typically refers to art from East Asia, such as China, Japan, and Korea. For example, "The museum's collection features a variety of oriental art styles from the Edo era."
The first floor is occupied by Eskenazi Oriental Art, in town from London for its yearly visit with "Early Chinese Metalwork in Gold and Silver: Works of Art of the Ming and Qing Dynasty" (through March 26).
He began to collect Oriental art in 1946.
J. Lally & Company Oriental Art at 41 East 57th Street, and always with top-notch material.
Its research fields include classical art, coins, conservation, drawings, Islāmic and Oriental art, photography, and prints.
New York has only five to eight top dealers of oriental art.
Berwald Oriental Art, 5 East 57th Street, (212) 319-1519; closes tomorrow.
But in Barton the background presses toward the foreground with an insistence found in Oriental art, and again in Cubism.
They were about art, mostly: Oriental art, Japanese antiquities, Muromachi paintings, wooden carvings detailed with gold leaf and lacquer.
The public spaces (pictured left) have reclaimed their Oriental-Art Nouveau grandeur, while the 115 rooms have been spiffed up with Carrara marble bathrooms and Murano chandeliers.
The Palazzo Bianco and the Palazzo Rosso are the two largest picture galleries; Edoardo Chiossone Museum of Oriental Art and the Cathedral Treasury have extensive medieval collections.
The State Museum of Oriental Art (Nikitsky bulvar 12a) a quirkier venue, will be offering calligraphy demonstrations, vegetarian food, and tea ceremonies until midnight.
