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SUMMARY: Painting\, Pots and Printed Texts: The Translation of Elite Aesthe
 tics from China to Europe
DESCRIPTION: Tuesday\, September 2\, 2014 5:00 – 6:30 pm On Tuesday\, Septe
 mber 2nd\, Dawn Odell of Lewis & Clark College will be giving a public talk
  titled Painting\, Pots and Printed Texts: The Translation of Elite Aesthet
 ics from China to Europe Tuesday\, September 2\, 2014  5:00 – 6:30 pm Lillo
 oet Room\, Chapman Learning Commons\, IKB Learning […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <h4>Tuesday\, September 2\, 2014 5:00 - 6:30 
 pm</h4><p>On Tuesday\, September 2nd\, Dawn Odell of Lewis & Clark College 
 will be giving a public talk titled <em>Painting\, Pots and Printed Texts: 
 The Translation of Elite Aesthetics from China to Europe </em></p><p>Tuesda
 y\, September 2\, 2014  5:00 - 6:30 pm<br />Lillooet Room\, Chapman Learnin
 g Commons\, IKB Learning Centre</p><p><strong>Dawn Odell\, </strong>Departm
 ent Chair and Associate Professor\, Lewis & Clark College\, specializes in 
 Chinese and early modern European art and teaches a variety of courses enga
 ging these regions\, including classes on East Asian print culture\, compar
 ative approaches to European and East Asian art of the seventeenth and eigh
 teenth centuries\, and contemporary Chinese art. Professor Odell’s research
  focuses on the exchange of material goods and artistic practices between A
 sia and Europe in the early modern period\, with a particular emphasis on t
 he Dutch engagement with China. She has published articles on the seventeen
 th-century Dutch travel book author Johan Nieuhof\, Chinese export porcelai
 n\, Dutch and Chinese ethnographies\, and early Sinology in Europe. Her mos
 t recent research explores the visual culture of seventeenth-century Batavi
 a (present-day Jakarta) and its diverse population of Chinese\, Indonesia a
 nd Dutch inhabitants.</p>
LOCATION:Irving K. Barber Learning Center\, Lillooet Room 301
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