Vol. 13 No. 1 (2025): East Asian “Orphaned” Objects: Tracing the Dispersed and Wandering Objects in European and American Collections

Cover of the journal Asian Studies (vol. XIII, no. 1)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.4312/as.2025.13.1

Published: 15. 01. 2025

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Guest Editors' Foreword

Introduction

Nataša VAMPELJ SUHADOLNIK, Helena MOTOH

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“Orphaned” and “Wandering” East Asian Objects: Case Studies from Slovenia

Why East Asian Objects in Slovenia Became “Orphaned” Four “Orphaning” Processes

Nataša VAMPELJ SUHADOLNIK

15-43
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Wartime and Post-War Confiscations of East Asian Objects Held in the Collections of the Celje Regional Museum

Davor MLINARIČ

45-77
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When Objects Go Wandering Lost and Found Objects from the Skušek Collection

Helena MOTOH

79-101
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Changing Identities and Memories

The Private Lives of Mariners’ East Asian Objects Memory and Identity Through the Generations

Bogdana MARINAC, Maja VESELIČ

105-156
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From Cultural Symbol to Campus “Idol” and Back A Chinese Stone Lion at Union College

Sheri A. LULLO

157-192
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The Periphery of the Periphery “Typical” East Asian Objects in Slovenian Households

Klara HRVATIN

193-223
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Challenges of Exploring Provenance Research

Unveiling the Provenance Exploring the Earliest Donations of East Asian Objects in Slovenia

Tina BERDAJS

227-248
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Portrayals of Qing Battles Two Famous Chinese Paintings Orphaned during the Tumultuous 20th Century

Michaela PEJČOCHOVÁ

249-261
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From the Qing Court to the Museum Vitrine On the Acquisition and Display of the Guwan Tu Handscroll in the Victoria and Albert Museum

Kexin MA

263-287
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Uncovering the Provenance of “Orphaned” Objects An Experimental Provenance Case Study on Scattered Pages of the Huangchao Liqi Tushi Qing Imperial Album in Western Collections

ZHAO Haoyang

289-322
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BOOK REVIEW

Newell Ann Van Auken: Spring and Autumn Historiography: Form and Hierarchy in Ancient Chinese Annals

Edward L. SHAUGHNESSY

325-330
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