This document provides information on artworks from the Sui and Tang dynasties in China from 618-907 CE. It lists several paintings including portraits of ladies and figures from banquets, as well as descriptions of emperors visiting palaces and sections from autobiographies. The artworks showcase different aspects of life during this period of Chinese history.

1. Sui & Tang Dynasties
618-907 CE

2. • Tomb figurines from Princess Yongtai’s
tomb

3. • Zhou Fang, Ladies Wearing Flowers in
their Hair, 8th
C

8. • Zhou Fang, Tuning the Lute and Drinking
Tea

11. • Ladies preparing newly woven silk, Zhang
Xuan (13th
C copy by Song Emperor Hui
tsung). Full scroll.

12. • Ladies preparing newly woven silk, det.

13. • Night-Shining White, Tang dynasty (618–906),
8th century
Han Gan (Chinese, active 742–56)
Handscroll; ink on paper; 12 1/8 x 13 3/8 in.

17. • The Night Entertainments of Han Xizai

18. http://www.chinapage.com/painting/guhongzhong/guhongzhong4.html

19. • Han XiZai Gives a Banquet

25. The Emperor Ming-huang's Journey to Shu (copy) attributed to Li Zhaodao, 8th
c

26. •
• EMPEROR
TAIZONG
ARRIVING AT
JIUCHENG
PALACE. ca. 1500
Ming dynasty
Traditionally
attributed to Li Sixun
, (Chinese, 651 –
718, Tang Dynasty)

27. • Huai-su Autobiography, 618 - 907 AD, 12-
1/4"h x 594-1/2"w. (section detail)
View the whole scroll here:
– http://www.davidnovak.com/paper2000-
2001/fullscroll.htm
– Or
– http://www.site.uottawa.ca/~qingchen/treasure
s/Autobiography_files/4.jpg

28. • Yen Chen-ch'ing (709-785): Funeral
Address for Nephew Chi-ming, Tang
dynasty (draft)
– See scrollable view here:
– http://www.npm.gov.tw/english/exhbition/e
ase0010/ma02.htm

29. • Det.