Bulletin"Bibliography of publications based upon collections made with the support of the Swedish China research committee, by Fr. E. Åhlander": Bulletin no. 1, p. 185-191. |
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... take up the brush , and copy their likeness ?. This is a gross violation of ritual ! "
38 . When Sima Guang says about a portrait painter who is allowed access to the
secluded rooms that he " uncovers their faces ” or literally “ lifts up the silk that ...
... take up the brush , and copy their likeness ?. This is a gross violation of ritual ! "
38 . When Sima Guang says about a portrait painter who is allowed access to the
secluded rooms that he " uncovers their faces ” or literally “ lifts up the silk that ...
Page 200
108 Some oblong and smoke - coloured pieces of silk with a similar inscription -
Li Feng'an ji AC or “ Li Feng'an's mark ” – have been excavated from the tomb of
the Ming official Zhang Shouzong ( 1526–1603 ) and his wife . These silk bands ...
108 Some oblong and smoke - coloured pieces of silk with a similar inscription -
Li Feng'an ji AC or “ Li Feng'an's mark ” – have been excavated from the tomb of
the Ming official Zhang Shouzong ( 1526–1603 ) and his wife . These silk bands ...
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Silk painting . 42 cm x 69 cm . ( The National Museum of Denmark . Photo by
John Lee ) . w 14014114CILL IL Fig . 17 The ancestral portrait carried in a
pavillion . Detail of a funeral procession around 1900. Silk painting . 40 cm x 172
cm .
Silk painting . 42 cm x 69 cm . ( The National Museum of Denmark . Photo by
John Lee ) . w 14014114CILL IL Fig . 17 The ancestral portrait carried in a
pavillion . Detail of a funeral procession around 1900. Silk painting . 40 cm x 172
cm .
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