The Shaanxi History Museum is located on Yan Ta Road in the city of Xi'an, Shaanxi Province located. It covers 65,000 square meters with a building area of 60,000 square meters. The newly built modern buildings reconstructed Tang Dynasty architecture and successfully symbolizes the high level of Shaanxi history and its remarkable culture.
Issued in the main exhibition hall are 2,700 works of art, with an exhibition line extending 2,300 meters. The exhibition area is in an introductory hall, permanent exhibitions, special exhibitions and temporary exhibitions as well as one that named the National Art Hall subdivision
Representative pieces from all eras have been selected to show the development of civilization in this region. The exhibition area is 4,600 square feet of this ad. It has three exhibition rooms, divided into seven parts (pre? history, Zhou, Qin, Han, Wei-Jin-North and South Dynasties Sui-Tang and Song-Yuan-Ming-Qing). Include a superlative 2000 selected objects painted Neolithic pottery reflecting early on the living conditions of people and their quest for living art forms, bronzes reflect the rise of the Zhou people, bronze weapons including swords, and statues of horses and soldiers, which the way in which Qin uniform all under heaven, of the Tang Dynasty Gold and silver ware and Tang ceramics Sancai what the heyday of feudal glory. All this is accompanied by models of archaeological sites and drawings and photographs.
These works show systematically anient Shaanxi history of 150,000 years ago until the year 1840. For several periods based on all its main cities of Shaanxi area, such as Zhou, Qin, Han Western, Sui and Tang, the exhibits to emphasize these times and these places. This reflects not only the size of the old culture in Shaanxi, it also shows the highest cultural development of social economy in China.
The temporary exhibitions hall, located on the east side of the museum has a variety of exhibitions, including Tang grave wall paintings that had to say to 39 of the actual painting. Shaanxi is wall paintings of this type in the first place in the country. Are you fluent in concept and line, they have wonderful details, and both show Tang inches and are excellent works of art.
The special exhibition hall is located on the west side of the museum. Its first two exhibitions were a show Shaanxi bronzes (were 260 on the display) and a Shaanxi-through-the-dynasties show terracotta masterpieces (341 objects have been issued). The area of the hall is around 2,600 square meters.
The Shaanxi History Museum contains 115,000 objects in its collections. The more representative are these bronzes, Tang-dynasty grave wall paintings, statues, terracotta, ceramics (pottery and porcelain), building materials, woven through the dynasties of Han and Tang bronze mirrors and coins and currency, calligraphy, rubbings, scrolls, items, bone wood and paint, iron and stone objects, seals, and some contemporary cultural relics and ethnic objects.
source:http://www.chinamuseums.com/sx_history.htm
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