CHINESE SCHOLAR'S OBJECTS - A group of approximately 90 publications on Chinese scholar's objects. - photo 1

CHINESE SCHOLAR'S OBJECTS - A group of approximately 90 publications on Chinese scholar's objects.

Lot 66
30.03.2023 09:30UTC -05:00
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$ 10 080
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationUSA, New York
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ID 905473
Lot 66 | CHINESE SCHOLAR'S OBJECTS - A group of approximately 90 publications on Chinese scholar's objects.
Estimate value
$ 3 000 – 5 000
Including YIP, Yee and Laurence C. S. Tam. Chinese Bamboo Carving. Hong Kong: Hong Kong Museum of Art & The Urban Council Hong Kong, 1978. 2 volumes. Text printed in Chinese and English. Original cloth. -- WU, Zhefu. "Five Thousand Years of Chinese Art" Series: Chinese Seals. Taipei: The "Five Thousand Years of Chinese Art" Editorial Committee, 1985. Text printed in Chinese. Original cloth, dust jacket. -- KWAN, Simon. The Muwen Tang Collection Series Vol. 4: Chinese Inkstones. Hong Kong: Muwen Tang Fine Arts Publication Ltd., 2005. Text printed in Chinese and English. Original cloth, printed dust jacket. -- ZHANG, Rong et al. Zhongguo Meishu Fenlei Quanji: Zhongguo Wenfangsibao Quanji 4 Wenfang Qinggong (Complete Collection of Classified Chinese Fine Arts: The Complete Works of the Four Chinese Treasures of Study Vol. 4 Paraphernalia). Beijing: Beijing Publishing House, 2008. Text printed in Chinese. Original cloth, printed dusk jacket and slipcase. -- THE PALACE MUSEUM. Classics of Forbidden City: Scholar's Paraphernalia. Beijing: The Forbidden City Publishing House, 2009. Text printed in Chinese. Original cloth, slipcase. Approximately 84 other publications on Chinese scholar's objects.
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