CHINESE BRONZES AND ART - A group of approximately 71 publications on Chinese bronzes and art. - photo 1

CHINESE BRONZES AND ART - A group of approximately 71 publications on Chinese bronzes and art.

Lot 11
30.03.2023 09:30UTC -05:00
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AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationUSA, New York
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Lot 11 | CHINESE BRONZES AND ART - A group of approximately 71 publications on Chinese bronzes and art.
Estimate value
$ 2 000 – 3 000
Including KANO, Jihe. Hakutsuru Kikkin Shu (Collection of Bronzes from the Hakutsuru Museum). Kobe: Hakutsuru Bijiutsukan, 1934. A seal of the Hakutsuru Museum stamped on the copyright page. Provenance: Cheng Te-kun (1907-2001) Library, by repute. Japanese stitched cloth wrapper with silk title label, paper case with ties. -- UMEHARA, Sueji. Sengokushiki Dōki no Kenkyū (Studies of Warring States Style Bronzes). Kyoto: Dōhōsha, 1984. A seal of Sueji Umehara stamped on the copyright page. Text printed in Japanese and French. Original cloth, slipcase. -- SHANGHAI MUSEUM. Shang Zhou Qingtongqi Mingwen Xuan (Selection of Inscriptions on Brozes from the Shang and Zhou Dynasties). 3 volumes, comprising volumes 2-4. Beijing: Cultural Heritage Publishing House, 1987. Text printed in Chinese. Original cloth. -- TRUBNER, Jorg. Yu und Kuang: zur Typologie der Chinesischen Bronzen (You and Gong Vessels: the Typology of Chinese Bronzes). Leipzig: Klinkhardt & Biermann Verlag, 1929. LIMITED EDITION of 400 copies. Text printed in German. Original cloth, dust jacket. -- WHITE, William Charles. Tombs of Old Lo-Yang. Shanghai: Kelly & Walsh, Limited, 1934. Provenance: Max Loehr (1903-1988), by repute. Original cloth. Approximately 64 publications on Chinese bronzes and Chinese art.
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