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1 Han Kan 2 Huang Ch'uan 3 Huang Chu-ts'ai 4 Liu Shung-nien 5 Ma Yuan 6 Ma Yuan 7 Ma Lin 8 Ma Lin 9 Wu Ping 10 Anonymous 11 Anonymous 12 Cha Meng-fu 13 Ku An 14 Anonymous
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Anthology of Masterpieces of the T'ang, Sung and Yuan Dynasties
This is a quintessential collection of fourteen small works that are outstanding masterpieces from the T'ang to the Yuan dynasty. It contains not only the Sung Emperor Hui-tsung's favorite work "Horses and Groom" by Han Kan, the T'ang dynasty master of horse painting, but also pieces by Huang Ch'uan and his son Huang Chu-ts'ai, Ma Yuan and his son Ma Lin, Liu Sung-nien, Chao Meng-fu and so forth.
P28-3 Han Kan: Horses and Groom Han Kan was known for his painting of figures, Buddhist subjects, deities, goblins, and excelled in the painting of horses.
P28-4 Ku An: Ink Bamboo Ku An excelled at calligraphy and ink bamboo, his brushwork was sinewy and powerful, evoking the feeling of wind in the bamboo tips.

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P28-1 Anthology of Masterpieces of the T'ang, Sung and Yuan Dynasties
T'ang, Sung and Yuan dynasties Album, 14 leaves with frame / ink or ink and color on silk or paper mounting : 40.0 x 58.0cm each frame : 43.0 x 61.0cm 42,000yen
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P28-2 Anthology of Masterpieces of the T'ang, Sung and Yuan Dynasties
Album, 14 leaves / ink or ink and color on silk or paper mounting : 40.0 x 58.0cm each 28,000yen
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P28-3 Han Kan: Horses and Groom
T'ang dynasty hanging scroll / ink and color on silk artwork : 27.5 x 34.1cm hanging scroll : 116.0 x 46.0cm 43,000yen
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P28-4 Ku An: Ink Bamboo
Yuan dynasty hanging scroll / ink on paper artwork : 30.3 x 48.8cm hanging scroll : 128.5 x 61.0cm 45,000yen |
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