石渠寶笈三編(圓明園),第七冊,頁3532-3534&*故宮書畫錄(卷八),第四冊,頁162&*本幅選自《珍圖薈帙 冊》,畫一隻紅眼大白鼠正大快朵頤的啃食帶葉楊梅,構圖題材與北京故宮所藏《明宣宗三鼠圖卷》墨底圓幅的第三幅完全一樣,然畫技高下有別。本幅上有作於宣德三年(西元一四二八年),賜臣邢寬(?—一四五四)之款,並鈐蓋「武英殿寶」一璽,但款、印均與明宣宗書畫標準作品不似。對幅楷書為清仁宗(西元一七六0-一八二0)嘉慶戊辰(西元一八0八)御題。(20120407)&* This work comes from the album “Precious Paintings and Luxuriant Leaves,” depicting a red-eyed white rat caught munching on a waxberry on its broken branch. The composition and subject is identical to the third leaf with a black background of Xuanzong’s “Three Paintings of Rats” (now in the Palace Museum, Beijing) but different in terms of the quality of painting. The signature here gives the date as 1428 and says it was presented to the official Xing Kuan (?-1454), bearing a seal that reads, “Treasure of Wuying Palace.” The signature and seal, though, differ in quality from other examples of Xuanzong’s art. The opposing leaf has an imperial inscription by the Qing emperor Renzong (Jiaqing, 1760-1820) dated to 1808 and done in regular script.(20120407)