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Hui-shu Lee is an Associate Professor in the Department of Art History at the University of California, Los Angeles. She earned her Ph.D. from Yale University in 1994, following studies at National Taiwan University and professional experience at Taiwan's National Palace Museum. Her research bridges art history, gender studies, and cultural geography with specialization in Chinese imperial patronage and visual culture.
Her scholarly focus encompasses:
- Chinese painting traditions from Song to Ming dynasties
- Court women's roles in art production
- Representations of place and cultural landscapes
- Garden aesthetics and cultural mapping
- Transmission of gender identities in art
Notable recognitions include the Getty Postdoctoral Fellowship, reflecting her significant contributions to Asian art scholarship. She maintains active research projects examining West Lake iconography and gender persona in Chinese painting.
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