Impressions of 15 seals on paper with calligraphy by Wang Jiqian (An Chishe) Artist: Chen Julai (Chinese, 1904–1984)

Asian Art

By appointment, Wurtele Study Center
Medium

Hanging scroll: Ink and seal paste on paper

Dimensions

Further research needed

Credit Line

Gift of C.C. Wang

Accession Number

1995.4.4

Geography

China

Culture

Chinese

Period

Contemporary

Classification

Calligraphy

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Provenance
C. C. Wang (Wang Jiqian) (1907–2003), New York; gift in 1995 to the Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, Conn.
Object copyright
Not Assigned
Additional information

Object/Work type

calligraphy, hanging scrolls

Inscriptions

安持精舍印存。壬申初春，王己千題。\r\n印：王季遷、谿岸艸堂、懷云艸堂。\r\n\r\nSeal: \r\n王氏季遷珍藏之印、季遷、季遷、懷雲樓、王季遷印\r\n季遷臨本、平澹天真、楳（楳同梅） 言之作、行萬里路、王季遷家珍藏、\r\n雖楳古人法簡批自一家、大雅、曾藏王季遷處、寶武堂印、竹里節\r\n\r\nSaved prints of the Anchi Abode. Early spring of 1992, by Wang Jiqian.\r\n\r\nprints: his name/"Huaiyun Pavilion"/"two words from the blum"/"to travel ten thousand miles"/"the grand grace"/"Quality in the bamboos"

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