Chapter III: Conclusion: 140
BIBLIOGRAPHY 149
INDEX OF PAINTERS AND PERIODS 151
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ILLUSTRATIONS
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I. Sculptured stones of the Han dynasty. Second to
third centuries. Rubbings taken by the
Chavannes expedition 23
II. Portion of a scroll by Ku K'ai-chih. British
Museum, London 27
III. Kwanyin. Eighth to tenth centuries. Painting
brought from Tun-huang by the Pelliot expedition.
The Louvre, Paris 31
IV. Palace of Kiu Cheng-kung by Li Chao-tao. T'ang
period. Collection of V. Goloubew 34
V. Portrait of Lue Tung-ping by T'eng Ch'ang-yu.
T'ang period. Collection of August Jaccaci.
Lent to the Metropolitan Museum, New York.[A] 39
VI. Painting by an unknown artist. T'ang period.
Collection of R. Petrucci 47
VII. Geese. Sung period. British Museum, London 51
VIII. White Eagle. Sung period. Collection of R. Petrucci 59
IX. Horseman followed by two attendants. Sung
period. Collection of A. Stoclet 63
X. Landscape in the style of Hsia Kuei. Sung period.
Collection of Martin White 67
XI. Landscape by Ma Lin. Sung period. Collection
of R. Petrucci 73
XII. Mongol horseman returning from the Hunt, by Chao
Meng-fu. Yuean period. Doucet collection 77
XIII. Pigeons by Ch'ien Hsuean. Yuean period. Collection
of R. Petrucci 85
XIV. Bamboos in monochrome by Wu Chen. Yuean
period. Musee Guimet 93
XV. Paintings of the Yuean or early Ming period. Style
of the Northern School. Collection of R. Petrucci 97
XVI. Portrait of a priest. Yuean or early Ming period.
Collection of H. Riviere 101
XVII. Horse. Painting by an unknown artist. Yuean or
early Ming period. Doucet collection 105
XVIII. Visit to the Emperor by the Immortals from on
high. Ming period. British Museum, London 109
XIX. Egrets by Lin Liang. Ming period. Collection of
Mrs. John D. Rockefeller, Junior 115
XX. Flowers and Insects. Ming period. Collection of
R. Petrucci 119
XXI. Landscape. Ming period. Bouasse-Lebel collection 125
XXII. Beauty inhaling the fragrance of a peony. Ming
period. Collection of V. Goloubew 133
XXIII. Halt of the Imperial Hunt. Ming period. Sixteenth
century. Collection of R. Petrucci 137
XXIV. Painting by Chang Cheng. Eighteenth century.
Collection of M. Worch 141
XXV. Tiger in a Pine Forest. Eighteenth to nineteenth
centuries. Collection of V. Goloubew 145
[A] Now owned by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss.
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