Stoneware tea leaf jar named Shoka (Pine Flower), China, southern Song-Yuan dynasties, 13th-14th century.
Unknown artist, tea leaf jar named Shoka (Pine Flower), stoneware, pottery, red and white slip, and iron glaze. China, southern Song-Yuan dynasties, 13th-14th century. Height: 39.7 cm / diameter (mouth): 11.6 cm / diameter (bottom): 12.7 cm / weight: 4,350g (Tokugawa Art Museum, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan).

Art history majors publish papers in undergraduate journal

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Research papers from art history students Isabelle (Izzy) Villanueva (BA ‘25) and Sophie Jorcino (BA ‘25) were recently published in see/saw (vol 2, no. 1 (2025). Izzy’s paper, ”Trade-Induced Transformation: Ruson Tsubo in the Philippines and Japan,” was written for Professor Katharine Burnett’s pro-seminar in Spring 2024. Sophie’s article “Native Images, Civil Images: Art Education in Indian Boarding Schools,” was produced for a seminar with Professor Talinn Grigor.

Congratulations Izzy and Sophie!

Read their papers and the impressive work of other young art history scholars here.

See/saw is an undergraduate print journal produced by History of Art Undergraduate Association at UC Berkeley and dedicated to publishing original research in art history and art criticism.

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