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Content: Arts 
        of the Six Dynasties Period(220-589)
Noted for its Buddhist architecture and decorative art, as well as cave 
        paintings as well as stone statues carved out of cliffs, and more. Chinese 
        Buddhist Sculpture(c.100-present)
Buddhist statuary ranks alongside jade carving, lacquerware and porcelain, 
        as one of China's most distinctive visual arts. Chinese 
        Porcelain(c.100-1800)
Characteristics, history, types of fine white china. Chinese 
        Painters(c.220-present)
Chronological list of Chinese artists, from the 4th century to the 20th 
        century, including contemporary painters. Sui 
        Dynasty Art(589-618)
Buddhism stimulated demand for all types of art, including architecture 
        and ceramics. Bronze statues depicted both Buddha and Bodhisattvas, as 
        did ivory carving. Tang 
        Dynasty Art(618-906)
Famous for its shan shui (mountain-water) painting, tomb murals, jade 
        carving, Buddhist stone sculpture, and more. Song 
        Dynasty Art(960-1279)
Noted for its ink and wash painting, calligraphy and jade carving as well 
        as black and red lacquerware, and more. Yuan 
        Dynasty Art(1271-1368)
Noted for calligraphy, ink and wash painting, Buddhist stone statues, 
        and the first recorded blue-and-white Chinese porcelain. Ming 
        Dynasty Art(1368-1644)
world famous its ceramic art: