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Professor Hammers, Roslyn Lee 韓若蘭

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Honorary Associate Professor

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Professor Hammers, Roslyn Lee 韓若蘭

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Honorary Associate Professor

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Dr. Hammers conducts research on the history of Chinese art and art theory. She is interested in the representations of labor and technologically-informed imagery. Her book Pictures of Tilling and Weaving: Art, Labor and Technology in Song and Yuan China (Hong Kong University Press, 2011) is a recipient of the College Art Association’s Millard Meiss prize. Her second book The Imperial Patronage of Labor Genre Paintings in Eighteenth-Century China explores later iterations of imagery related to the production of rice and silk. She is presently finishing a book-length manuscript on the Qing-dynasty Pictures of Cotton and writing an article on the reception of Chinese technological imagery in France and England during the 17th and 18th centuries.

 
Honours, Awards & Prizes
AwardeesAward DateHonours / Awards / PrizesCategory
2008-10-01Book manuscript entitled "Art, Labor, and Technology in Early Modern China: Lou Shu's Pictures of Tilling and Weaving"/Millard Meiss Publication Grant: College Art Association (CAA)
Research Achievement
2022-09-01Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship
Research Achievement
Professional Societies
Term PeriodPositionProfessional Societies
01/1996 - presentmemberCollege Art Association
05/2007-12/2007; 01/2009 - presentmemberOriental Ceramics Society
11/2010-presentExecutive Committee MemberOriental Ceramics Society
01/1998 - presentmemberAssociation of Asian Studies
04/2014-presentmemberSociety for Cultural Interaction in East Asia
05/2005 - presentmemberInternational Society for the History of East Asian Science, Technology and Medicine
09/2002 - 8/2006memberThe Mongolian Society
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Area of Expertise:
Area of Expertise (EN)Area of Expertise (ZH)
Asian art and architecture
Art theory
Art of India
Art of China from the Tang to Yuan periods
Spoken Languages:
Spoken Language(s) (EN)Spoken Language(s) (ZH)
English, Putonghua英語、普通話
Written Languages:
Written Language(s) (EN)Written Language(s) (ZH)
English, Chinese, German, Japanese, Hindi英文、中文、德文、日文、北印度語
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