the artistic glass of east asia from ancient times to contemporary sculpture
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Abstract
This paper presents a historic overview on the artistic glass manifestations in East Asia countries, where this material had a significant impact. It is analysed the historic evolution of artistic glass from its origin in China on the 6th century BC up to now. Likewise, it is pointed out a relationship between such evolution and the historic aspects that influenced the glass development as an artistic material, especially when glass is used in sculptural artworks.
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| Journal | Bioorganic chemistry |
| Year | 2016 |
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