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Power, Patronage, & the Sage Mother: Female Imperial Imagery during the Reign of Empress Liu (969-1033)

Power, Patronage, & the Sage Mother: Female Imperial Imagery during the Reign of Empress Liu (969-1033)

Hui-shu Lee (Dept of Art History) speaks at the Getty Museum

Thursday, March 06, 2003
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Getty Research Institute Lecture Hall
1200 Getty Center Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90049

Professor Hui-shu Lee (Department of Art History, UCLA) will speak on female imperial imagery in the middle ages.

Discussant: Professor Judy Ho (Department of Art History, UC Irivine)

Professor Lee's talk will be part of the Works in Progress Series of the Getty Research Institute. The purpose of the Works in Progress series is to promote discussion of current topics and themes among scholars and students.

Cost: $5.00 for parking

Special Instructions

To attend, please make a reservation by visiting or calling (310) 440-7300, and use the speaker's name as the keyword. Late arrivals cannot be guaranteed seating.

Tel: (310) 440-7335
www.getty.edu/research/institute

Sponsor(s): Getty Research Institute