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Pavilion of Eight Poems 八詠樓詩畫

A work made of handscroll; ink on paper.
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  • A work made of handscroll; ink on paper.

Date:

Ming dynasty (1368–1644), dated 1538

Artist:

Chen Chun 陳淳 (Chinese, 1483-1544)

About this artwork

Status

Currently Off View

Department

Arts of Asia

Artist

Chen Chun

Title

Pavilion of Eight Poems 八詠樓詩畫

Place

China (Artist's nationality:)

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1368–1644

Medium

Handscroll; ink on paper

Inscriptions

On painting: Two seals in lower right corner: 1. Four characters - Examined and approved by Modest Studio (seal of Pang Lai-chen). 2. Six characters - Collected and approved by Lai Chen, a Genuine Work (seal of Pang Lai-chen). Three seals in lower left corner: 1. Three characters - Fu-fu Shih (seal of the painter). 2. Four characters - Pai-yang-shan-jen (seal of the painter). 3. Six characters - Family possession of Mei An Lin Shih (seal of a collector). At end of colophon on separate paper: "Written and signed by Ch'en Tao-fu, in my country house, on the 16th day of the 5th month in the year Wu Hsueh (A.D. 1538)." Under the signature are three seals: 1. Three characters - Fu-fu Shih. 2. Four characters - Pai-yang-shan-jen. 3. Four characters - Ch'en Shih Tao-fu. (All seals of the painter). At the lower right corner of the poems is a seal in four characters---Modest Studio's Luck in Ink. Two Seals follow the calligraphy in the lower left corner of the paper.

Dimensions

Painting: 25.4 × 122 cm (10 × 48 in.); Calligraphy: 25.4 × 419.1 cm (10 × 165 in.)

Credit Line

Kate S. Buckingham Endowment Fund

Reference Number

1944.600

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