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New Year Print: The Monkey King (Bi Ma Wen), with a Small Monkey on His Shoulder, Receiving the Seal of an Official (a Red Seal Reading "Feng Hou Gua Yin")

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Department of Asian Art Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Gift of Carl Schuster Esq.
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Title: New Year Print: The Monkey King (Bi Ma Wen), with a Small Monkey on His Shoulder, Receiving the Seal of an Official (a Red Seal Reading "Feng Hou Gua Yin")
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