Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)

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Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖),

late 14th–15th century

attributed to Lin Chun 林 椿, active ca. 1174–ca. 1189
Chinese
early Ming dynasty, 1368–1644
y1947-187

Information

Title
Doves and Rose Bush (Hui ge tu 繪鴿圖)
Dates

late 14th–15th century

Maker
attributed to Lin Chun 林 椿
Medium
Handscroll; ink and color on silk
Dimensions
colophon 30.5 x 117 Painting: 28 x 235 cm. (11 x 92 1/2 in.) Mount: h. 36.5 cm. (14 3/8 in.)
Credit Line
Gift of DuBois Schanck Morris, Class of 1893
Object Number
y1947-187
Place Made

Asia, China

Culture
Chinese
Period
Ming
Type
paintings, chinese painting styles, scroll paintings, handscrolls
Subject
roses, doves

1898 – ca. 1926 acquired in China by DuBois Schanck Morris (1873-1956), based in Anhui, China; 1947 gift to Princeton University Art Museum

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