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清張若澄待圍圖　軸

(Wei-ch’ang, north of Ch’eng-te, in Jeh-ho province) hunting ground for field sports. The practic.....more

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. After his death, Chao Meng-fu was enfoeffed as Duke of Wei and bestowed the posthumous title.....more

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. His style derives from those of the Wei and Chin, achieving the manners of Chung Yu and Wang Hsi.....more

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as scholar in the Han-lin Academy. He was later enfeoffed as the Duke of Wei and was posthumously.....more

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calligraphy with. Wei Cheng, therefore, recommended Ch'u Sui-liang, who was appointed to a post.....more

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，號梅花道人。為元四大家之一。此幀為羅志希先生捐贈。&*This work, a handscroll donated to the Museum by Mr. Lo Chih-hsi.....more

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of Ch'ang-an, went by the style name Tao-tsu and the sobriquet Ts'ui-wei chü-shih. In the late.....more

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of Kuo Hsi. At the top of the scroll is an inscription by Yang Wei-chen. The brushwork is archaic.....more

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」和「渭川千畝竹」之稱，本幅因以其為名。雖以遒勁的筆法，只畫竹梢一段，卻是密葉疏枝，俯仰向背，佈置得頗有巧思，可由小觀大，見千畝之勢。&*Wang Fu, a native of Wu-hsi.....more

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of the Chin (Wang Hsi-chih and Wang Hsien-chih) without a hint of the wild cursive of the T'ang.....more

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brushstrokes. Ni Tsan was a native of Wu-hsi, Kiangsu province. His style name was Yuan-chen and his sobriquet.....more

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-weng) was a native of Wu-hsi, Kiangsu. His personality was extraordinarily gifted, elegant.....more

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