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VOLUME 9 - NUMBER 1
Zenga & Nanga Collection
Go East: Singapore
South Sulawesi
The Fijian Mystique
Islamic Cuisine

Cover. Paintings and calligraphy by Zen monks and bunjin (scholars), or Zenga and Nanga, were some of the principal artistic accomplishments of Japan in the Edo period (which is also known as the Tokugawa era, 1615 - 1868). Both came to Japan from China. Through the courtesy of Dr. Kurt and Millie Gitter and the New Orleans Museum of Art, we present some Zenga and Nanga from the definitive Gitter Collection. The cover is a detail from Night-Vigil, a scroll by Goshun (1752-1811). This and the photographs on pp. 38-53 are by Otto Nelson.

FEATURES
Anthony Willoughby. Hitching It Down Under
Rene Q. Bas. Betrayal in Mindanao
Singapore, Microcosm of Asia
South Sulawesi: Rich, Romantic Makasar
Harry Rolnick. The Fijian Mystique
Zenga and Nanga Art
Hon Chi Fun: Different Facets of the Same Nirvana
PREVIEWS & REVIEWS
Richard C. W. Wong. Gourmet Guide: Eastern Islamic Cuisine
Nigel Cameron. Book Review: The Ceramics of South-East Asia
NEWS
Stephen Addiss. Collection and New Orleans Museum of Art
The Milky Goodness of inihaw na Bangus
Discoveries


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VOLUME 9 - NUMBER 1
Zenga & Nanga Collection
Go East: Singapore
South Sulawesi
The Fijian Mystique
Islamic Cuisine

Cover. Paintings and calligraphy by Zen monks and bunjin (scholars), or Zenga and Nanga, were some of the principal artistic accomplishments of Japan in the Edo period (which is also known as the Tokugawa era, 1615 - 1868). Both came to Japan from China. Through the courtesy of Dr. Kurt and Millie Gitter and the New Orleans Museum of Art, we present some Zenga and Nanga from the definitive Gitter Collection. The cover is a detail from Night-Vigil, a scroll by Goshun (1752-1811). This and the photographs on pp. 38-53 are by Otto Nelson.

FEATURES
Anthony Willoughby. Hitching It Down Under
Rene Q. Bas. Betrayal in Mindanao
Singapore, Microcosm of Asia
South Sulawesi: Rich, Romantic Makasar
Harry Rolnick. The Fijian Mystique
Zenga and Nanga Art
Hon Chi Fun: Different Facets of the Same Nirvana
PREVIEWS & REVIEWS
Richard C. W. Wong. Gourmet Guide: Eastern Islamic Cuisine
Nigel Cameron. Book Review: The Ceramics of South-East Asia
NEWS
Stephen Addiss. Collection and New Orleans Museum of Art
The Milky Goodness of inihaw na Bangus
Discoveries


VOLUME 9 - NUMBER 1
Zenga & Nanga Collection
Go East: Singapore
South Sulawesi
The Fijian Mystique
Islamic Cuisine

Cover. Paintings and calligraphy by Zen monks and bunjin (scholars), or Zenga and Nanga, were some of the principal artistic accomplishments of Japan in the Edo period (which is also known as the Tokugawa era, 1615 - 1868). Both came to Japan from China. Through the courtesy of Dr. Kurt and Millie Gitter and the New Orleans Museum of Art, we present some Zenga and Nanga from the definitive Gitter Collection. The cover is a detail from Night-Vigil, a scroll by Goshun (1752-1811). This and the photographs on pp. 38-53 are by Otto Nelson.

FEATURES
Anthony Willoughby. Hitching It Down Under
Rene Q. Bas. Betrayal in Mindanao
Singapore, Microcosm of Asia
South Sulawesi: Rich, Romantic Makasar
Harry Rolnick. The Fijian Mystique
Zenga and Nanga Art
Hon Chi Fun: Different Facets of the Same Nirvana
PREVIEWS & REVIEWS
Richard C. W. Wong. Gourmet Guide: Eastern Islamic Cuisine
Nigel Cameron. Book Review: The Ceramics of South-East Asia
NEWS
Stephen Addiss. Collection and New Orleans Museum of Art
The Milky Goodness of inihaw na Bangus
Discoveries