During the Tang and Song Dynasties in China, art flourished in many forms. In the Tang Dynasty, poetry reflected court and citizen life while paintings emerged through mediums like ink and silk. Sculpture took forms like Buddhist sculptures and porcelain pottery. Pottery served functional and artistic purposes through porcelain and earthenware. In the Song Dynasty, calligraphy emerged as an art form while amateur artists pursued art for enjoyment rather than the state. Sculpture related nature to art and pottery became more intricate, reflecting a shift towards nature.

1. Chinese Art During the Tang and Song Dynasties Kathryn Skilton WVS

2. Tang Dynasty

4. Visual Arts in the Tang Dynasty

6. Paintings During the Tang Era

7. Ink on Paper during the Tang Dynasty

8. Woven Silks During the Tang Dyansty

9. Sculpture in the Tang Dynasty

11. Buddhist Sculptures during the Tang Dynasty

12. Porcelain Sculptures during the Tang Dynasty

13. Pottery During the Tang Dynasty

15. Pottery During the Tang Dynasty

16. Song Dynasties

18. Visual Art In the Song Dynasties

20. Calligraphy during the Song Dynasties

21. Ink on Silk during the Song Dynasties

22. Sculpture During the Song Dynasties

24. Sculpture during the Song Dynasties

25. Pottery During the Song Dynasties

27. Pottery During the Song Dynasties