A Tang dynasty tomb unearthed in China dates from ... They are rendered in the traditional "figure under a tree" style that was popular in the Shanxi region at the time, the South China Morning ...

is a large cultural theme park showing the life style of the prosperous Tang Dynasty (618-907).(Photo: Xinhua) Tourists watch fireworks at the Tang Paradise in Xi'an, northwest China's Shaanxi ...

Zhen believes the style coincides with the paintings found in the tomb of Wang Shenzi, a key figure in the late 800s during the fall of the Tang dynasty and rise of the Song dynasty. The styles so ...

These murals feature strong outlines with simple shading on a white background, showcasing a distinct Tang-era artistic style known as “figure under the tree.” Dating back to the Han dynasty ...

and came out donning exquisite and elegant Tang-style dresses and Tang Dynasty-inspired makeup: Peach-colored cheeks, well-drawn eyebrows, golden bird pins and a jade hairpin waving in the wind ...

The panels exemplify the “figure under the tree” artistic style of the Tang era ... a ruler from the Tang dynasty, suggesting they might have been painted by the same artist.

The style features people partaking in activities ... They offer a rare glimpse into what life was like during the Tang dynasty.

This style of tomb looks much more impressive than ... greatly strengthening the feudalistic power of the early Tang Dynasty. Also buried in Zhaoling were chieftains of minority nationalities ...

The products were commonly used by the wealthy non-elite of the Tang dynasty, according to a new study published in the journal Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences. The study assessed ...

When I was invited to talk about the civil service exams and Tang Dynasty poetry to a class of seventh graders ... one that has enjoyed some success and resulted in some very amusing Tang-style poems ...