Goddess with a Picasso face: Art markets, collectors and sacred things in the circulation of Korean shaman paintings
作者： Laurel Kendall , Jongsung Yang
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摘要: In the well-known story of how ‘primitive art’ came to be recognized as such, things once regarded sacred or empowered circulate art collected for reasons far removed from their original inte...
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