# Wilma Cannon Fairbank

> Wilma Denio Cannon Fairbank was an American artist, scholar of Chinese art and architecture, and diplomat. Her scholarship on the Han dynasty Wu Liang tombs, which she started in the early 1930s, was pioneering and influential in emphasizing artistic and architectural rather than approaches that emphasized the iconography. Following World War Two she served as cultural officer in the American Embassy in China, and in the 1950s she continued research and published articles, reviews, and translations. She was an organizer and founding member of the Far Eastern Association, which became the Association for Asian Studies.

*American art historian*

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## Identity
- **Country:** United States
- **Born:** 1909-04-23
- **Died:** 2002-04-04
- **Status:** deceased
- **Gender:** female

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