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Shang and Zhou Dynasties: The Bronze Age of China
The long period of the Bronze Age in China, which began around 2000 B.C., saw the growth and maturity of a civilization that would be sustained in its essential aspects for another 2,000 years. In the early stages of this development, the process of urbanization went hand in hand with the establishment of a social order. In China, as in other societies, the mechanism that generated social cohesion, and at a later stage statecraft, was ritualization. As most of the paraphernalia for early rituals were made in bronze and as rituals carried such an important social function, it is perhaps possible to read into the forms and decorations of these objects some of the central concerns of the societies (at least the upper sectors of the societies) that produced them.
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The Art, Form, and Function of Gilt Bronze in the French Interior | Thematic Essay | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History | the art, form, and function of gilt bronze in the french interior... writing desk ( bureau brise ), ca. 1685 alexandre-jean oppenordt (dutch, active france, 1639–1715), maker; jean berain (french, 1640–1711), engraver france (paris)http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/gilt/hd_gilt.htm [1844 words]
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