Period:Unknown Production date:19thC(late)-20thC(early) (?)
Materials:paper
Technique:woodblock
Subjects:garden palace/mansion
Dimensions:Height: 205 millimetres (trimmed) Width: 270 millimetres (trimmed)
Description:
Image composed of two woodblocks, from a set of nine images: reduced and amended version of a plate from the series of thirty-six prints by Matteo Ripa, ‘Thirty-six views of the Imperial Summer Palace at Jehol’; 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. Woodblocks on two sheets of oriental paper, conjoined
IMG
![图片[1]-print BM-1991-0325-0.4-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Unknown/43/mid_00575770_001.jpg)
Comments:The plate it is a version of in the BM Ripa set is 1968,0212,0.28. The woodcuts were possibly taken from a book.An almost com8lete set of the original Ripa prints (1955,0212,0.1 to 34), bound in an volume, is in the Department of Asia, as well as two loose prints (1968,0212,0.27 and 28) from another set, kept in that volume, and completing the series. For more information on the original series, see Curator’s Comment for 1955,0212,0.1.1.
Materials:paper
Technique:woodblock
Subjects:garden palace/mansion
Dimensions:Height: 205 millimetres (trimmed) Width: 270 millimetres (trimmed)
Description:
Image composed of two woodblocks, from a set of nine images: reduced and amended version of a plate from the series of thirty-six prints by Matteo Ripa, ‘Thirty-six views of the Imperial Summer Palace at Jehol’; 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. Woodblocks on two sheets of oriental paper, conjoined
IMG
Comments:The plate it is a version of in the BM Ripa set is 1968,0212,0.28. The woodcuts were possibly taken from a book.An almost com8lete set of the original Ripa prints (1955,0212,0.1 to 34), bound in an volume, is in the Department of Asia, as well as two loose prints (1968,0212,0.27 and 28) from another set, kept in that volume, and completing the series. For more information on the original series, see Curator’s Comment for 1955,0212,0.1.1.
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