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The Coated Splendor: Art of Chinese Lacquer (12th-19th centuries)
With more than 30 examples dating from the 12th to the 19th centuries, this exhibition celebrates the MIA’s important collection of Chinese lacquer. It presents the wide variety of forms, styles, and techniques of lacquer works. It also showcases an interesting array of themes in decoration, rooted in contemporary Chinese culture.
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