An introduction to the history of Chinese pictorial art (1918)
Giles, Herbert Allen, 1845-1935 · London : B. Quaritch, ltd. · leaf 286
192 not the opportunity.” A story is told in the ChHian teng lu on the Lamp”) of a man who went to hear a Buddhist sermon, and complained of the arguments, which he said were sometimes shallow and sometimes profound. He quotes as an instance, but without saying to which category it belongs, an… … A charming example of Ming decorative treatment of a landscape subject. L. B. the elephant reached down to the bottom and checked the flow of the river. Ting’s great contemporary was Wu T‘ing, better known by his style, Tso Kan, with which he signed his pictures. Two of these were commemorated in…
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