Qingfenzhai Inkstick
Qingfenzhai Inkstick
Qingfenzhai Inkstick
Qingfenzhai Inkstick
Qingfenzhai Inkstick
Qingfenzhai Inkstick
Qingfenzhai Inkstick
Qingfenzhai Inkstick

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Qingfenzhai Inkstick,

early 17th century

Cheng Jiyuan 程季元
Chinese
Ming dynasty, 1368–1644
1997-490

Information

Title
Qingfenzhai Inkstick
Dates

early 17th century

Maker
Cheng Jiyuan 程季元
Medium
Inkstick; ink and gilding
Dimensions
h. 7.7 cm., w. 1.4 cm., d. 0.7 cm. (3 1/16 x 9/16 x 1/4 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of Ying-shih and Monica Yü in memory of John B. Elliott, Class of 1951
Object Number
1997-490
Place Made

Asia, China

Inscription
Side a: "Qingfenzhai jian-[ ]" 清芬齋監 [?] Side b: "[ ] shuyou" [?]書友
Culture
Chinese
Period
Ming
Type
sticks, raw material, ink
Materials
ink, gilding
Subject
dots, inscriptions

– Ch’en Hsüeh-p’ing 陳雪屏 collection, by inheritance to Monica S. Yu Chen Shuping 陳淑平, 1999.

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