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*''Chinese'': 朱龍興 ''(Chu Lung-hsing)''

Lung-hsing Chu is an art historian focusing on the design history of East Asia. As of 2009, he was a PhD candidate in the field of Design History, at Chung Yuan Christian University<ref>中原大學, located in Zhongli, Taiwan.</ref>, and assistant curator at the Southern Branch Department of the [[National Palace Museum]] in [[Taipei]].

His work includes a paper entitled "The Meeting of China, Japan and Holland: Dutchmen in Japanese Prints during the Edo Period," in which he discusses the depiction of Dutchmen in Edo period art, and understandings or conceptions of the foreign among Japanese of that period.

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==Notes & References==
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*"[http://sitem.herts.ac.uk/artdes_research/tvad/wd_bio.pdf Contributor Biographies]." TVAD, University of Hertfordshire.

==Papers==
*"[http://rd.cycu.edu.tw/RD2008/H2500/rtd/project6/97%5C26%E6%9C%B1%E9%BE%8D%E8%88%88ok%5CPaper003_The%20meeting%20of%20China%20Japan%20and%20Holland.pdf The Meeting of China, Japan and Holland: Dutchmen in Japanese Prints during the Edo Period]." Design History Society Annual Conference 2008.

[[Category:Historians]]