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明周之冕花竹鵪鶉 軸

明周之冕花竹鵪鶉 軸

. He was a skilled calligrapher in the ancient clerical script and an excellent painter of birds.....more

1681/4481
明劉原起畫雪景 軸

明劉原起畫雪景 軸

to Zizheng]; sobriquet Zhenzhi) was a native of Wuxian (modern Suzhou, Jiangsu). He was good at poetry.....more

1682/4481
明仇英脩褉圖 軸

明仇英脩褉圖 軸

as an artisan painter, he later studied under Chou Ch’en and eventually achieved fame. All of Ch’iu’s.....more

1683/4481
明劉?清白軒圖 軸

明劉?清白軒圖 軸

Wan-an, was a native of Ch’ang-chou, Kiangsu. A gifted poet, calligrapher and painter, he.....more

1684/4481
明顧正誼山水 軸

明顧正誼山水 軸

period (1573-1619) he served as an official. He excelled at landscapes, following Huang Kung-wang.....more

1685/4481
明張飌畫諸葛亮像 軸

明張飌畫諸葛亮像 軸

of the Ming, traveled north after the fall of the dynasty, later returning to Nanking. He excelled.....more

1686/4481
元柯九思谿亭山色圖 軸

元柯九思谿亭山色圖 軸

sobriquet Tan-ch'iu-sheng. A man of letters, he served as a special academic official at the imperial.....more

1687/4481
元王蒙會阮圖 卷

元王蒙會阮圖 卷

became known as one of the Four Yüan Masters. He took the styles of Wang Wei (701-761), Tung Y.....more

1688/4481
元倪瓚遠岫樹石圖 軸

元倪瓚遠岫樹石圖 軸

;an-chen, hao Yün-lin) came from Wu-hsi in Kiangsu province. He was known for his pure.....more

1689/4481
元朱德潤?嵐秋澗 軸

元朱德潤?嵐秋澗 軸

name was Tse-min, is a native of Shan-chiu, Honan. In his landscapes, he followed Kuo Hsi (ca.1020-ca.....more

1690/4481
明錢穀畫鍾馗 軸

明錢穀畫鍾馗 軸

and uneducated, Ch’ien began to read and study painting only after he went to become a pupil of Wen Cheng.....more

1691/4481
明戴進扁舟訪客 軸

明戴進扁舟訪客 軸

正駕崩前一個多月所作。(20100104)&* Dai Jin was a native of Qiantang, Zhejiang. Painting since childhood, he.....more

1692/4481
明藍瑛溪山雪霽 軸

明藍瑛溪山雪霽 軸

-t’ou-t’o) was a native of Hangchou, Chekiang. He excelled at painting landscapes, figures, flowers.....more

1693/4481
明項聖謨孤山放鶴圖 軸

明項聖謨孤山放鶴圖 軸

-becoming a prototype of the lofty scholar while also bringing renown to the area. It is said that he.....more

1694/4481
明孫璜如來像 軸

明孫璜如來像 軸

of Shakyamuni, the historical Buddha. “Tatha” means “as real” of “true likeness”, indicates he truth.....more

1695/4481