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Content: 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: in particular, its cobalt blue and white 
        porcelain, its sea-green celadon glazed stoneware, and its white porcelain 
        sculpture. Qing 
        Dynasty Art(1644-1911)
Famous for landscape painting, Buddhist temples of the Tibetan school, 
        porcelain decorated with fencai enamel, and more. Chinoiserie(17th/18th Century)
Pseudo-Chinese decorative style which flourished in Europe. Chinoiserie 
        motifs (dragons, pagodas, figures, landscapes) were introduced into garden 
        architecture, interior design, ceramics, textiles and silks. Cynical 
        Realism(1990s)
Chinese contemporary painting movement, influenced by Surrealism, that 
        satirized the fear and uncertainly prevalent among the avant-garde following 
        the suppression of the Tiananmen demonstrations (1989).