Period:Qing dynasty Production date:1711-1713
Materials:copper
Technique:engraving
Subjects:architecture landscape
Dimensions:Height: 327 millimetres Width: 357 millimetres
Description:
Plate from a set of thirty-six prints, bound in a album; view of a river; on the near shore, courtyard buildings, and others behind a wall, trees and low hills to right and left; on the far shore, tall hills and trees; rocky landscape in the distance. Engraving on very thin China paper
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Comments:This print, and the one numbered 1968,0212,0.27, are bound in the volume with prints 1955,0212,0.1 to 34, to complete the full set of thirty-six plates. They differ from the others in having longer titles, and also by the absence of the inscribed Chinese transliterations and Italian titles. In addition, this print has the name of a Chinese engraver recorded on a slip of paper pasted in.The full series comprises thirty-six engravings. For comment and bibliography, see 1955,0212,0.1.1.
Materials:copper
Technique:engraving
Subjects:architecture landscape
Dimensions:Height: 327 millimetres Width: 357 millimetres
Description:
Plate from a set of thirty-six prints, bound in a album; view of a river; on the near shore, courtyard buildings, and others behind a wall, trees and low hills to right and left; on the far shore, tall hills and trees; rocky landscape in the distance. Engraving on very thin China paper
IMG
Comments:This print, and the one numbered 1968,0212,0.27, are bound in the volume with prints 1955,0212,0.1 to 34, to complete the full set of thirty-six plates. They differ from the others in having longer titles, and also by the absence of the inscribed Chinese transliterations and Italian titles. In addition, this print has the name of a Chinese engraver recorded on a slip of paper pasted in.The full series comprises thirty-six engravings. For comment and bibliography, see 1955,0212,0.1.1.
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