Toward a Decorative Grammar of Chinese Lacquerware in the National Palace Museum Taipei
This paper presents an evidence-aware, relation-based workflow that analyzes 509 Chinese lacquerware objects from the National Palace Museum, Taipei, to construct a descriptive decorative grammar comprising 71 motif classes and 2,054 canonical spatial relations while maintaining a clear distinction between observable structural patterns and historical iconographic interpretation.
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