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60-Second Gallery: The Endless Forms of Asian Art

New York | April 2018

60-Second Gallery: The Endless Forms of Asian Art

With over 1,300 works of art representing 3,500 years of history, Sotheby's Asia Week celebrates the variety of traditions and forms that make up the canon of Asian art history, including 15th-century Tibetan bronzes, Quinlong-period porcelain and contemporary Indian sculpture. (15-24 April, New York)

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