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Sketchbook
Sketchbook
Sketchbook with black-leather-covered cardboard covers. Sewn page block. Pages of white wove paper, each 34.7 x 27.1 cm. Pages numbered at l.l. of verso in graphite. Drawings i...
Sketchbook
Sketchbook
Sketchbook with blue-and-white marbled cardboard covers. Black fabric tape at spine. Sewn page block; sheets perforated for removal. Pages of off-white wove paper, each 36.7 x 2...
Landscape with Mountain Village
Landscape with Mountain Village
Painted on paper in ink and the relatively light shades of color that the literati painters of the Suzhou-based Wu School typically employed, this long handscroll presents a panora...
Portrait of the Emperor Charles V
Portrait of the Emperor Charles V
Portraiture constituted an important area within Cranach’s oeuvre as it was part of his repertoire from the outset of his career, increasing in terms of number of works from the ti...
Post-Marijuana (Dama zhi hou), Written in Time Script
Post-Marijuana (Dama zhi hou), Written in Time Script
This large, horizontally oriented, rectangular album leaf is inscribed with twenty columns of text, the columns with varying numbers of characters and thus of varying lengths. The ...
Disc pendant imitating a coin of Emperor Justin II (565-78), depicting the Emperor's bust, England, probably Kent (Jutish), 560-600. Pendant, gold, imitating a coin of of Emperor Justin II (565-78). Obverse: Emperor's bust, the jowl set with a garnet, ins
Disc pendant imitating a coin of Emperor Justin II (565-78), depicting the Emperor's bust, England, probably Kent (Jutish), 560-600. Pendant, gold, imitating a coin of of Emperor Justin II (565-78). Obverse: Emperor's bust, the jowl set with a garnet, ins
Disc pendant imitating a coin of Emperor Justin II (565-78), depicting the Emperor's bust, England, probably Kent (Jutish), 560-600. Pendant, gold, imitating a coin of of Emperor J...
Landscape with Poems
Landscape with Poems
This long handscroll comprises a four-character frontispiece, a landscape painted in ink and color on silk, and a poem written in ink on paper in running script ("xingshu"). Both t...
"Because of the void everything is possible. Without the void nothing is possible.", Written in Bold Black Script
"Because of the void everything is possible. Without the void nothing is possible.", Written in Bold Black Script
This large, horizontally oriented, rectangular album leaf is inscribed with seven columns of text, the columns with varying numbers of characters. The calligraphy on this album lea...