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MY DIARY 2003 TITLED D
Name Lastname, 2003. Translation by Name Lastname
Presentation Titled, Gallery Name, Institution, Province, Country
The emperor of China commands, in AD 175, that the six main classics Confucianism be carved in stone. His purpose is to preserve them for posterity in what is held to be authentic version of the text. But his enterprise has an unexpected result. Confucian scholars are eager to own these important texts. Now, instead of having them. His purpose is to preserve them for posterity in what is held to be authentic version of the text...
MY DIARY 2003 TITLED C
Name Lastname, 2003. Translation by Name Lastname
Presentation Titled, Gallery Name, Institution, Province, Country
The emperor of China commands, in AD 175, that the six main classics Confucianism be carved in stone. His purpose is to preserve them for posterity in what is held to be authentic version of the text. But his enterprise has an unexpected result. Confucian scholars are eager to own these important texts. Now, instead of having them. His purpose is to preserve them for posterity in what is held to be authentic version of the text...
MY DIARY 2003 TITLED B
Name Lastname, 2003. Translation by Name Lastname
Presentation Titled, Gallery Name, Institution, Province, Country
The emperor of China commands, in AD 175, that the six main classics Confucianism be carved in stone. His purpose is to preserve them for posterity in what is held to be authentic version of the text. But his enterprise has an unexpected result. Confucian scholars are eager to own these important texts. Now, instead of having them. His purpose is to preserve them for posterity in what is held to be authentic version of the text...
MY DIARY 2003 TITLED A
Name Lastname, 2003. Translation by Name Lastname
Presentation Titled, Gallery Name, Institution, Province, Country
The emperor of China commands, in AD 175, that the six main classics Confucianism be carved in stone. His purpose is to preserve them for posterity in what is held to be authentic version of the text. But his enterprise has an unexpected result. Confucian scholars are eager to own these important texts. Now, instead of having them. His purpose is to preserve them for posterity in what is held to be authentic version of the text...
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