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The Met Just Received More Than 375 Objects Belonging to the Late Jayne Wrightsman

The Met Museum Plans to Auction Off 300 Works of Chinese Art at a Precarious Time

By Helen Holmes
Magnificent View Of The Pearl River Off Honam Island, Canton Qing Dynasty, Circa 1840 Estimate $200-$300,000.

What to Expect at New York’s Asian Art Week Sales

By Alanna Martinez
Tenzing Asian Art (San Francisco, CA) Pagpa Chenrezig (Padmapani-Lokeshvara) Tibet (Newar School) Circa 13th Century.

Looted Asia Week Antiquities Seized, French Auction Porters Go on Trial—and More

By Alanna Martinez
Yukie Kamiya. (Photo: via Parkett Art)

Japan Society Gallery Names Yukie Kamiya Next Director

By Alanna Martinez
Longquan celadon mallet vase (Photo: Courtesy Mossgreen)

Surprise: Chinese Buyers’ Asian Art Appetite Undimmed by Stock Market Swoon

By Guelda Voien
Bhaktapur Durbar Square in 2015, after the earthquakes in April-May. (Photo: © DirghaMan & GaneshMan Chitrakar Art Foundation, Courtesy The Rubin Museum of Art)

Nepal’s Cultural Sites After the Earthquake: Rubin Museum Shares New Photos

By Alanna Martinez
Dress on Display at the China: Through The Looking Glass" at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 4, 2015 in New York City. (Photo by George Pimentel/WireImage, Courtesy of Getty)

The Met Extends Popular ‘China’ Fashion Exhibit Through Labor Day

By Casey Quackenbush

Met Museum Celebrates Slew of Sumptuous Gifts to 100-Year-Old Asian Art Dept

By Alexandra Peers
This 12th century large bronze figure of Shiva belonged to Robert Hatfield Ellsworth and is estimated to sell for $700,000 to $900,000. (Image courtesy Christie's Images Ltd. 2015)

Christie’s to Sell ‘King of Ming’ Robert Hatfield Ellsworth’s Collection Over 5 Days

By Brianna McGurran
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