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宋人小寒林圖 軸

宋人小寒林圖 軸

of China's north. The theme of wintry trees was begun by Li Ch'eng(916-967), but the texturing, washes.....more

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宋王詵瀛山圖 卷

宋王詵瀛山圖 卷

of Li Ch'eng (916-976), though his application of colors followed that of the T'ang painter Li Ssu-hs.....more

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宋人法書(三) 冊 宋朱敦儒書尺牘

宋人法書(三) 冊 宋朱敦儒書...

) was a native of Lo-yang who was also known at the time as Lo-ch'uan hsien-sheng. Of noble and refined character.....more

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宋元集繪 冊 元趙孟頫茅亭松籟

宋元集繪 冊 元趙孟頫茅亭松籟

and mountain forms all derive from those of the Li Ch'eng and Kuo Hsi tradition. The peaks were first.....more

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宋范寬秋林飛瀑 軸

宋范寬秋林飛瀑 軸

the landscape style of Li Ch’eng and also studied the works of Ching Hao. Later he developed his own.....more

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明沈周寫生 冊

明沈周寫生 冊

-ch’i, a later owner, this album was originally in the collection of Li Chao-heng.....more

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宋李公麟畫麗人行 卷

宋李公麟畫麗人行 卷

Fu (711-770), who described therein the opulent beauty of the noble ladies of Ch’in, Han, and Kuo.....more

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宋歐陽修集古錄跋 卷

宋歐陽修集古錄跋 卷

obtained my method of handling the brush from Li Yung, but my characters don't look the same.....more

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宋人十八學士圖 軸

宋人十八學士圖 軸

of Literary Studies (Wen-hsüeh Küan), he commissioned Yen Li-pen (d.673) to paint the eighteen.....more

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明宣宗畫花下貍奴圖 軸

明宣宗畫花下貍奴圖 軸

was Chu Chan-chi, was the grandson of Emperor Ch’eng-tzu (r.1403-1424). The fifth emperor of the Ming.....more

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明劉度畫春山臺榭 軸

明劉度畫春山臺榭 軸

School painters as Li Ssu-hsun and Chao Po-chü. Liu Tu’s works are noted for their elegance.....more

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明丁雲鵬東山圖 軸

明丁雲鵬東山圖 軸

;, and his sobriquet was Sheng-hua chü-shih. He excelled at painting Buddhist and Taoist figures.....more

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清王翬臨王維山陰霽雪圖 卷

清王翬臨王維山陰霽雪圖 卷

executed in 1671 is rather soft and graceful, with some similarity to the “Wang-ch’uan Villa” scroll.....more

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唐太宗立像(二) 軸

唐太宗立像(二) 軸

in conquering and uniting China. During his father's reign he took the title of Prince of Ch'in, later.....more

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明戴進春酣圖 軸

明戴進春酣圖 軸

Chin was a native of Ch'ien-t'ang (modern Hangchow) who once served as a court painter.....more

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