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集珍壽古 冊 元王振鵬飛閣觀潮

集珍壽古 冊 元王振鵬飛閣觀潮

(ruled line) paintings, and gave him the sobriquet Ku-yun ch'u-shih. In his use of brush and ink.....more

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花卉畫冊 冊 明項聖謨梅花

花卉畫冊 冊 明項聖謨梅花

’iao, Sung-t’ao san-hsien, and Ts’un-ts’un chü-shih) was a native of Hsiu-shui (modern Chia.....more

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清金廷標畫仙館澄秋 軸

清金廷標畫仙館澄秋 軸

配以石筍、松、竹、芭蕉。設色清新,秋爽之氣於雲煙中自可得之。 &* Chin T’ing-piao (style name Shih-k’uei) was a native of Niao-ch’en.....more

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元趙孟頫留犢圖 卷

元趙孟頫留犢圖 卷

有差異,應為後人所偽託。&*Shih Miao, who was morally upright and despised improper behavior, served.....more

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清金廷標瑤圃採芝圖 軸

清金廷標瑤圃採芝圖 軸

(tzu Shih-k’uei) was a native of Wu-ch’eng, Chekiang. Once when the Ch’ien-lung Emperor travelled.....more

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清金廷標吹簫召鶴 軸

清金廷標吹簫召鶴 軸

銳的小斧劈皴。全幅頗受唐寅影響。 &* A native of Wu-ch’en, Chin T’ing-paio, tzu (style name) Shih-kuei, was a skilled.....more

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清鄒一桂畫墨梅 軸

清鄒一桂畫墨梅 軸

üan-pao, hao Hsiao-shan, Jang-ch’ing, and in his later years Erh-chih-lao-jen) was a native of Wu.....more

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清金廷標松陰牧馬 軸

清金廷標松陰牧馬 軸

-ch’en, Chin T’ing-piao (style name Shih-k’uei) was a skilled painter of figure and floral subjects.....more

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清郎世寧畫松鳥 軸

清郎世寧畫松鳥 軸

,回首以喙整翅。此鳥生於西域,為朝臣阿桂由伊犁攜回,進呈宮廷。圖中御題詩亦見於《清高宗御製詩三集》,編年為乾隆癸未(一七六三年),是知此畫為郎世寧七十五歲之作。 &*Lang Shih-ning.....more

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清蔣木?鼎松竹梅 軸

清蔣木?鼎松竹梅 軸

清逸高潔的人格情操。畫中樹石點染細緻,筆墨清雋雅逸,呈現出蔣氏家傳風格特徵。 &* Chiang Ting (style name Tso-mei) was a native of Ch’ang.....more

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元趙孟頫留犢圖 卷

元趙孟頫留犢圖 卷

有差異,應為後人所偽託。&*Shih Miao, who was morally upright and despised improper behavior, served.....more

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元方?墨竹 軸

元方?墨竹 軸

in Soochow. When Chang Shih-ch'eng took control of Soochow in his struggle with the future founder.....more

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唐戴嵩鬥牛圖 卷

唐戴嵩鬥牛圖 卷

. According to the Ming dynasty (1368-1644) encyclopedia by Kao Ch'eng, The Origin of Things (Shih-wu chi-y.....more

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明王紱溪亭高話圖 軸

明王紱溪亭高話圖 軸

. His style name was Meng-tuan and his sobriquets Yu-shih, Chiu-lung shan-jen, and Ch'ing-ch'eng shan.....more

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明徐渭荷花 軸

明徐渭荷花 軸

-ch’ang, his hao (sobriquets) T’ien-chih and Ch’ing-t’eng-too-jen. His disposition was very strange.....more

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