TY  - GEN
N2  - World famous artist David Hockney invites the viewer to join him on a magical journey down a 72-foot-long legendary 17th-century Chinese scroll.  Hockney traces the Emperor Kangxi's grand tour of his southern domains. As Hockney compares this oriental masterpiece to a Canaletto painting, he teaches us the differences between Western and Eastern artistic perspective.
AB  - World famous artist David Hockney invites the viewer to join him on a magical journey down a 72-foot-long legendary 17th-century Chinese scroll.  Hockney traces the Emperor Kangxi's grand tour of his southern domains. As Hockney compares this oriental masterpiece to a Canaletto painting, he teaches us the differences between Western and Eastern artistic perspective.
T1  - A Day on the Grand Canal with the emperor of China, or, Surface is illusion but so is depth
DA  - [200-?]
CY  - Harrington Park, NJ :
CY  - [New York] :
AU  - Hockney, David.
AU  - Haas, Philip,
CN  - ND1043.5
CN  - ND1043.5
PB  - Milestone Film & Video ;
PB  - DuArt Film and Video,
PP  - Harrington Park, NJ :
PP  - [New York] :
PY  - [200-?]
N1  - Originally released as a motion picture in 1988.
N1  - "Produced for The Program for Art on Film, a joint venture of The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the J. Paul Getty Trust."
ID  - 334032
KW  - Painting, Chinese
KW  - Scrolls, Chinese.
TI  - A Day on the Grand Canal with the emperor of China, or, Surface is illusion but so is depth
ER  -