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花卉畫冊 冊 明李流芳枯松掛壁

花卉畫冊 冊 明李流芳枯松掛壁

the provincial examinations. In the T’ien-chi period (1621-1627), because the infamous eunuch Wei.....more

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宋趙昌四喜圖 軸

宋趙昌四喜圖 軸

neither the signature nor seals of the artist. Tung Ch'i-ch'ang (1555- 1636) wrote in an inscription.....more

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清張宗蒼石湖霽景 軸

清張宗蒼石湖霽景 軸

;an-chi. In 1751, he entered the capital and served in the inner court. Stone Lake is located 20.....more

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清張照書御製插秧吟 軸

清張照書御製插秧吟 軸

studied the style of Tung Ch'i-ch'ang. Later, he looked to the venerated traditions of Mi Fu and Yen.....more

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清馬元馭花卉 冊 牡丹

清馬元馭花卉 冊 牡丹

-hsi; sobriquets Chi-hsia and T’ien-yü shan-jen) was the son of the Ma Mei and a native of Ch.....more

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明沈周畫瓶中蠟梅 軸

明沈周畫瓶中蠟梅 軸

) Ming Dynasty Shen Chou (tzu Chi-nan, hao Shih-t’ien and Pai-shih-weng) was a native of Ch’ang-chou.....more

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明董其昌倣倪瓚山陰丘壑圖 軸

明董其昌倣倪瓚山陰丘壑圖 軸

。」 &* Tung Chi-ch’ang was a native of Hua-t’ing, Kiangsu. He received his chin-shih degree in 1588.....more

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明程嘉燧秋溪疊嶂 軸

明程嘉燧秋溪疊嶂 軸

influenced by Tung Chi-ch’ang’s style, which advocated revivalism against the complex Wu School.....more

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明黃彪畫九老圖 卷

明黃彪畫九老圖 卷

亂真。&* This work is a rendering of the T’ang poet Po Chü-i after retiring from office.....more

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清王原祁倣倪黃山水 軸

清王原祁倣倪黃山水 軸

。 &* Wang Yűan-chi (style-name Mao-ch’ing; sobriquet Lu-t’ai) was a native of T’ai-ts’ang, Kiangsu.....more

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明董其昌書千文 冊

明董其昌書千文 冊

氏時年五十七歲,自福建副使辭官已年餘,潛心藝事,書畫有成,「吾書因生而得秀色」一語即此期之自評。本冊參合智永虞顏之筆法字勢,蘊含自有之清朗疏秀風神,是董氏中期傑出之作。&*Tung Ch'i-ch.....more

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明董其昌臨爭坐位帖 冊

明董其昌臨爭坐位帖 冊

藏此帖關中本,刻入戲鴻堂帖中,並於晚年一臨再臨,其臨本僅本院收藏即已有三本,其書風正如董氏所謂:「於鬱屈瑰奇之中,自具柔情卓綽約態。」&*Tung Ch'i-ch'ang (1555-1636.....more

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明董其昌臨爭坐位帖 冊

明董其昌臨爭坐位帖 冊

本院收藏即已有三本,其書風正如董氏所謂:「於鬱屈瑰奇之中,自具柔情卓綽約態。」&*Tung Ch'i-ch'ang (1555-1636) was a native of Hua-t'ing.....more

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清黃鼎雲棧八景 冊

清黃鼎雲棧八景 冊

Ting studied painting under the orthodox scholar-artist Wang Yuan-ch'i. An avid traveler throughout his.....more

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清周亮工集名家山水 冊 清龔賢谿山疏樹

清周亮工集名家山水 冊 清龔賢...

Pan-ch’ien and Yeh-i and his sobriquet was Pan-mou. Of a solitary disposition, he kept mostly.....more

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