Shangjing Palace Poems (Shangjing gong ci)
Shangjing Palace Poems (Shangjing gong ci)
Shangjing Palace Poems (Shangjing gong ci)
Shangjing Palace Poems (Shangjing gong ci)
Shangjing Palace Poems (Shangjing gong ci)
Shangjing Palace Poems (Shangjing gong ci)
Shangjing Palace Poems (Shangjing gong ci)
Shangjing Palace Poems (Shangjing gong ci)
Shangjing Palace Poems (Shangjing gong ci)
Shangjing Palace Poems (Shangjing gong ci)

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Shangjing Palace Poems (Shangjing gong ci),

undated, mid-1330s

Ke Jiusi 柯九思, 1290–1343
Chinese
Yuan dynasty, 1271–1368
1998-55

Information

Title
Shangjing Palace Poems (Shangjing gong ci)
Dates

undated, mid-1330s

Maker
Ke Jiusi 柯九思
Medium
Handscroll; ink on paper
Dimensions
Calligraphy: 30.5 × 53.0 cm (12 × 20 7/8 in.) mount: 32.0 cm. (12 5/8 in.)
Credit Line
Bequest of John B. Elliott, Class of 1951
Object Number
1998-55
Place Made

Asia, China

Inscription
Colophons: Liu Yung (1719-1804), dated 1787 Weng Fang-kang (1733-1818), undated T'ieh-pao (1752-1824), dated 1789 Ch'ung-pen (chin-shih degree, 1755), dated 1790 Mao-pen (chü-jen degree, 1792), dated 1794 Wang Wen-chih (1730-1802), dated 1800
Marks/Labels/Seals
Artist, "Danqiu Ke Jiusi zhang" 丹丘柯九思章, square relief, below signature, top Artist, "Xunzhong zhi jia" 訓忠之家, square relief, below signature, bottom Characters and one seal in ink on label adhered to edge of rolled scroll Stickers on wooden case: cat. no. 14 / Yale Univ. Art Gallery 20
Culture
Chinese
Period
Yüan
Type
paintings, scroll paintings, handscrolls, calligraphy (visual work), calligraphy (writing)
Materials
paper (fiber product), ink
Subject
poems, palaces

–1998 John B. Elliott (Princeton, NJ), by bequest to the Princeton University Art Museum, 1998.

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