
Marc Gilbert
@m__gilbert
Curator of Chinese Special Collections, Leiden University Libraries
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20-06-2017 08:24:41
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We are very lucky @VVAK_nl and Leiden University - Faculty of Humanities that @CraigClunas is coming to Leiden, asking whether Great Ming is a dynasty, and lecturing on Freud. Come join us! free and open to all, but please register.



Freud & China Though Sigmund Freud's passion for collecting antiquities is well-known, his Chinese collection is often overlooked. On 11 Nov @CraigClunas of University of Oxford discusses & contextualises his collection. @ACPA_leiden @VVAK_nl Asian Library Leiden ⬇️universiteitleiden.nl/en/events/2022…


This unique copy of the Yuan dynasty play: 'Record of the Celestial Book', a Warring States era story of betrayal and revenge, is held in the Asian Library Leiden Van Gulik Collection. Prof. Wilt Idema wrote this #SpecialCollectionsBlog about the volume: ➡️edu.nl/vbnbp




The 33 #Naxi manuscripts in Asian Library Leiden have been described thanks to the hard work of the Beijing Association of Dongba Culture and Arts (ADCA). They are available in our digital collection: edu.nl/cnag9

The final pages of this beautiful manuscript hold an account of an extraordinary journey: Magellan's first voyage around the globe. Last week, VLF 41 was granted #WorldHeritage status with an inscription in UNESCO 🏛️ #Education #Sciences #Culture 🇺🇳 #MemoryOfTheWorld register. Learn more: ➡️edu.nl/3m4pk

De familie van diplomaat, sinoloog en schrijver Robert van Gulik heeft zijn archief en een deel van zijn collectie aan de Universiteit Leiden Asian Library Leiden geschonken en het Robert van Gulik Fonds ingesteld Leids Universiteits Fonds. Dank voor deze fantastische schenking! ➡️edu.nl/tnfm4


Sweet: in 2021 we worked with students on a translation and blog of a Ming edict addressed to Zhao Fan and acquired by Marc Gilbert Asian Library Leiden - we just received a picture from Zhangpu where Zhao Fan's tomb stele was dug up in 2019 leidenspecialcollectionsblog.nl/articles/an-ed…





This two-volume 'Miao album' depicts non-Han ethnic groups living in the Chinese Yunnan Province. The drawings reveal how officials viewed ethnic minorities in the Qing Empire. Qinxin He Leiden University - Faculty of Humanities wrote a #SpecialCollectionsBlog about the albums: ➡️edu.nl/hjvtu
