Caption
Ni K'uan of the Han Dynasty, T'ien Chên and his two brothers, Picturae Sinicae Ac Surattenae, Vasis Tabellisque exhibitae, Admiranda, colligente Petro Schenkio cum privil: Amstelaed: 1702, print, album page, ornamental print, title print, Series number, 1, 12, Center below the serial number 13. Print is part of an album., printmaker: Pieter Schenk (I), Amsterdam, after print by anonymous, 1702, after print by, paper, etching, height 268 mm x width 119 mm, Chinese, A vertical print with two framed scene panels separated by a horizontal divider, each panel enclosed by an ornate border. In the top panel a single figure stands on a rocky ledge holding a rectangular object and a long stick, wearing patterned clothing and footwear, with a stylized tree branch overhead and a small angular tree growing from the ground nearby. In the bottom panel three figures stand around a leafless tree on a paved surface, two of them wearing flowing robes with their hands partially raised and one wearing patterned garments facing them, with a low railing and a rock formation visible in the background. The overall page shows a light aged paper tone with small spots and faint margins around the panels.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26B27_219
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