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Half a Century of Chinese Woodblock Prints — Sweet Briar College and Lynchburg College exhibition on Modern Chinese Woodcuts

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Posted in: Adult/Higher Learning,Arts and Culture,Grades 6-8,Grades 9-12,Social Studies,Websites on: April 7th, 2010

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This website has an assortment of images from a Sweet Briar and Lynchburg Colleges joint exhibition on Modern Chinese woodblock prints from the 1940′s to the 1990′s, as well as some great introductory essays on the history and major trends of the woodblock movement. Also contains links to other sites for further research into Chinese art.

http://www.artgallery.sbc.edu/exhibits/00_01/chinesewoodblock/index.html

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