120 —
Liu Huadong (1778-1841), Xie Lansheng (1760-1831), Li Jian (1747-1799)
Three Calligraphy Works

HK$80,000 - HK$100,000

121 —
Wen Zhenmeng (1574-1636)
Calligraphy

Sold for HK$175,000 inc. premium

Please note Internet "Live" bidding for this lot will not be available. Please contact Bonhams Hong Kong Customer Service Team for alternate methods of registration and bidding. Tel: +852 2918 4321, Email: [email protected] 請留意本拍品不接受網上即時競投。若閣下欲以其他方式登記並競投本拍品，請聯繫香港邦瀚斯客服團隊。電話：+852 2918 4321，電郵：[email protected] Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington D.C. Bonhams is pleased to offer works of art from the collection of Mark S. Pratt (班立德總領事). With deep family roots in Salem, Massachusetts, and as a relative of Frederick Townsend Ward (華爾, 1831-1862), Mark Pratt developed an interest in Chinese culture from an early age. A lifelong art collector, Mr. Pratt's distinguished United States State Department career afforded continuous opportunities for building an important collection over the course of sixty years. Mr. Pratt made his first Chinese art purchase in 1947 while stationed in Qingdao with the United States Navy. Following his two-year service with the Pacific Fleet, and with academic training at Harvard University, Brown University, The Sorbonne, and Georgetown University, Mark Pratt joined the United States Foreign Service in 1956, his initial posting at the United States Embassy in Tokyo from 1957 to 1959. Moving to Taichung, Taiwan to continue Chinese language study in the years 1959-1960, his next station was Hong Kong, serving as the Mainland Economic Officer at the United States Embassy until 1963. With later posts in Laos and Paris, Mark Pratt was head of the Taiwan desk prior to finishing his career as Consul General at the Guangdong Consulate in 1989, his retirement ending three years of service in that position. Witnessing the momentous geo-political transformation in Asia during the second half of the twentieth century, Mr. Pratt's keen collector's eye was also perpetually on the lookout for a treasure. Patronizing many of the most hallowed names in the Chinese art market, he discovered outstanding paintings and Song dynasty porcelain at Tokyo's Confucian Temple (Yushima Seido) and purchased works of art from Kusaka Shogado in the 1950's. In the decades that followed, the antique shops and art galleries in Taipei and Hong Kong were frequent haunts, making key purchases of Ming and Qing paintings from Chang Ding-chen and fine huanghuali furniture from Y.K. Ma. Mark Pratt's diplomatic role afforded him contact with numerous living painters and calligraphers; he met Zhang Daqian on several occasions and formed a lasting bond with Tang Hong (唐鴻, b.1926), a student of Yu Fei'an who relocated to Taichung after 1949 and later to Hong Kong, concurrent with Mr. Pratt's diplomatic postings. Many objects from the Pratt collection are now entering the market for the first time in fifty years, making this offering a truly rare and remarkable find. 美國華盛頓班立德總領事收藏邦瀚斯謹此盛意推介班立德總領事收藏的精美藝術品。出身於馬薩諸賽州塞勒姆望族，作為 Frederick Townsend Ward (沃德, 1831-1862) 旁系親屬的班立德總領事早年即對中國文化產生了濃厚的興趣。作為一個矢志一生的收藏家，班立德成功的外交官生涯六十年來為其提供許多機遇以構築此重要的收藏。 1947年，當班立德供職於一艘以青島為基地的美國海軍艦船時，購入了首件中國藝術品。結束其在太平洋艦隊的兩年服役後，因為其在布朗大學、佛儸倫薩大學、索邦大學和喬治城大學所接受的中國和日本語言、文化、歷史方面的學術訓練，班立德於1956年加入了美國外交部。他的首任期是1957至1959年供職於東京的美國大使館。1959年至1960年，他前往台灣台中市繼續學習中國語言文化。其後直至1963年，他前往香港擔任美國大使館的大陸經濟官，其後又依次轉任至老撾、巴黎。後任美國在台協會處長，於1989年遷駐廣州，任總領事，供職三年後於此任榮休。目睹了二十世紀下半葉亞洲地區地緣政治的巨大變革的同時，班立德總領事作為一個熱衷的藝術品藏家，他也始終聚焦於蒐集珍稀的藝術精品。二十世紀五十年代，他光顧了諸多中國藝術品市場上備受推崇的商家，在東京孔廟（湯島聖堂）收獲了書畫精品和宋瓷，在 Kusaka Shogado 處買到古玩工藝品。其後數十年間，他頻頻穿梭於台北和香港的古董店以及畫廊，從張鼎臣處購入了重要的明清字畫，Y. K. Ma 處購入了精美的黃花梨傢俱。班立德總領事的外交官生涯也讓他接觸到了眾多當世的畫家和書法家。他數次和張大千會面，並且和于非闇的學生唐鴻（生於1926年）建立了長期的聯繫。後者1949年後徙居台中，後來又移居香港，和班立德總領事的幾次轉任恰恰偶合。班立德總領事的許多重要藏品，五十年來首次在拍場中亮相，實屬難得。

122 —
Wang Hui (1632-1717)
Album of Landscapes

Sold for HK$35,960,000 inc. premium

Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington D.C. Bonhams is pleased to offer works of art from the collection of Mark S. Pratt (班立德總領事). With deep family roots in Salem, Massachusetts, and as a relative of Frederick Townsend Ward (華爾, 1831-1862), Mark Pratt developed an interest in Chinese culture from an early age. A lifelong art collector, Mr. Pratt's distinguished United States State Department career afforded continuous opportunities for building an important collection over the course of sixty years. Mr. Pratt made his first Chinese art purchase in 1947 while stationed in Qingdao with the United States Navy. Following his two-year service with the Pacific Fleet, and with academic training at Harvard University, Brown University, The Sorbonne, and Georgetown University, Mark Pratt joined the United States Foreign Service in 1956, his initial posting at the United States Embassy in Tokyo from 1957 to 1959. Moving to Taichung, Taiwan to continue Chinese language study in the years 1959-1960, his next station was Hong Kong, serving as the Mainland Economic Officer at the United States Embassy until 1963. With later posts in Laos and Paris, Mark Pratt was head of the Taiwan desk prior to finishing his career as Consul General at the Guangdong Consulate in 1989, his retirement ending three years of service in that position. Witnessing the momentous geo-political transformation in Asia during the second half of the twentieth century, Mr. Pratt's keen collector's eye was also perpetually on the lookout for a treasure. Patronizing many of the most hallowed names in the Chinese art market, he discovered outstanding paintings and Song dynasty porcelain at Tokyo's Confucian Temple (Yushima Seido) and purchased works of art from Kusaka Shogado in the 1950's. In the decades that followed, the antique shops and art galleries in Taipei and Hong Kong were frequent haunts, making key purchases of Ming and Qing paintings from Chang Ding-chen and fine huanghuali furniture from Y.K. Ma. Mark Pratt's diplomatic role afforded him contact with numerous living painters and calligraphers; he met Zhang Daqian on several occasions and formed a lasting bond with Tang Hong (唐鴻, b.1926), a student of Yu Fei'an who relocated to Taichung after 1949 and later to Hong Kong, concurrent with Mr. Pratt's diplomatic postings. Many objects from the Pratt collection are now entering the market for the first time in fifty years, making this offering a truly rare and remarkable find. 美國華盛頓班立德總領事收藏邦瀚斯謹此盛意推介班立德總領事收藏的精美藝術品。出身於馬薩諸賽州塞勒姆望族，作為 Frederick Townsend Ward (沃德, 1831-1862) 旁系親屬的班立德總領事早年即對中國文化產生了濃厚的興趣。作為一個矢志一生的收藏家，班立德成功的外交官生涯六十年來為其提供許多機遇以構築此重要的收藏。 1947年，當班立德供職於一艘以青島為基地的美國海軍艦船時，購入了首件中國藝術品。結束其在太平洋艦隊的兩年服役後，因為其在布朗大學、佛儸倫薩大學、索邦大學和喬治城大學所接受的中國和日本語言、文化、歷史方面的學術訓練，班立德於1956年加入了美國外交部。他的首任期是1957至1959年供職於東京的美國大使館。1959年至1960年，他前往台灣台中市繼續學習中國語言文化。其後直至1963年，他前往香港擔任美國大使館的大陸經濟官，其後又依次轉任至老撾、巴黎。後任美國在台協會處長，於1989年遷駐廣州，任總領事，供職三年後於此任榮休。目睹了二十世紀下半葉亞洲地區地緣政治的巨大變革的同時，班立德總領事作為一個熱衷的藝術品藏家，他也始終聚焦於蒐集珍稀的藝術精品。二十世紀五十年代，他光顧了諸多中國藝術品市場上備受推崇的商家，在東京孔廟（湯島聖堂）收獲了書畫精品和宋瓷，在 Kusaka Shogado 處買到古玩工藝品。其後數十年間，他頻頻穿梭於台北和香港的古董店以及畫廊，從張鼎臣處購入了重要的明清字畫，Y. K. Ma 處購入了精美的黃花梨傢俱。班立德總領事的外交官生涯也讓他接觸到了眾多當世的畫家和書法家。他數次和張大千會面，並且和于非闇的學生唐鴻（生於1926年）建立了長期的聯繫。後者1949年後徙居台中，後來又移居香港，和班立德總領事的幾次轉任恰恰偶合。班立德總領事的許多重要藏品，五十年來首次在拍場中亮相，實屬難得。

123 —
He Shaoji (1799-1873)
Calligraphy

Sold for HK$125,000 inc. premium

Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington D.C. Bonhams is pleased to offer works of art from the collection of Mark S. Pratt (班立德總領事). With deep family roots in Salem, Massachusetts, and as a relative of Frederick Townsend Ward (華爾, 1831-1862), Mark Pratt developed an interest in Chinese culture from an early age. A lifelong art collector, Mr. Pratt's distinguished United States State Department career afforded continuous opportunities for building an important collection over the course of sixty years. Mr. Pratt made his first Chinese art purchase in 1947 while stationed in Qingdao with the United States Navy. Following his two-year service with the Pacific Fleet, and with academic training at Harvard University, Brown University, The Sorbonne, and Georgetown University, Mark Pratt joined the United States Foreign Service in 1956, his initial posting at the United States Embassy in Tokyo from 1957 to 1959. Moving to Taichung, Taiwan to continue Chinese language study in the years 1959-1960, his next station was Hong Kong, serving as the Mainland Economic Officer at the United States Embassy until 1963. With later posts in Laos and Paris, Mark Pratt was head of the Taiwan desk prior to finishing his career as Consul General at the Guangdong Consulate in 1989, his retirement ending three years of service in that position. Witnessing the momentous geo-political transformation in Asia during the second half of the twentieth century, Mr. Pratt's keen collector's eye was also perpetually on the lookout for a treasure. Patronizing many of the most hallowed names in the Chinese art market, he discovered outstanding paintings and Song dynasty porcelain at Tokyo's Confucian Temple (Yushima Seido) and purchased works of art from Kusaka Shogado in the 1950's. In the decades that followed, the antique shops and art galleries in Taipei and Hong Kong were frequent haunts, making key purchases of Ming and Qing paintings from Chang Ding-chen and fine huanghuali furniture from Y.K. Ma. Mark Pratt's diplomatic role afforded him contact with numerous living painters and calligraphers; he met Zhang Daqian on several occasions and formed a lasting bond with Tang Hong (唐鴻, b.1926), a student of Yu Fei'an who relocated to Taichung after 1949 and later to Hong Kong, concurrent with Mr. Pratt's diplomatic postings. Many objects from the Pratt collection are now entering the market for the first time in fifty years, making this offering a truly rare and remarkable find. 美國華盛頓班立德總領事收藏邦瀚斯謹此盛意推介班立德總領事收藏的精美藝術品。出身於馬薩諸賽州塞勒姆望族，作為 Frederick Townsend Ward (沃德, 1831-1862) 旁系親屬的班立德總領事早年即對中國文化產生了濃厚的興趣。作為一個矢志一生的收藏家，班立德成功的外交官生涯六十年來為其提供許多機遇以構築此重要的收藏。 1947年，當班立德供職於一艘以青島為基地的美國海軍艦船時，購入了首件中國藝術品。結束其在太平洋艦隊的兩年服役後，因為其在布朗大學、佛儸倫薩大學、索邦大學和喬治城大學所接受的中國和日本語言、文化、歷史方面的學術訓練，班立德於1956年加入了美國外交部。他的首任期是1957至1959年供職於東京的美國大使館。1959年至1960年，他前往台灣台中市繼續學習中國語言文化。其後直至1963年，他前往香港擔任美國大使館的大陸經濟官，其後又依次轉任至老撾、巴黎。後任美國在台協會處長，於1989年遷駐廣州，任總領事，供職三年後於此任榮休。目睹了二十世紀下半葉亞洲地區地緣政治的巨大變革的同時，班立德總領事作為一個熱衷的藝術品藏家，他也始終聚焦於蒐集珍稀的藝術精品。二十世紀五十年代，他光顧了諸多中國藝術品市場上備受推崇的商家，在東京孔廟（湯島聖堂）收獲了書畫精品和宋瓷，在 Kusaka Shogado 處買到古玩工藝品。其後數十年間，他頻頻穿梭於台北和香港的古董店以及畫廊，從張鼎臣處購入了重要的明清字畫，Y. K. Ma 處購入了精美的黃花梨傢俱。班立德總領事的外交官生涯也讓他接觸到了眾多當世的畫家和書法家。他數次和張大千會面，並且和于非闇的學生唐鴻（生於1926年）建立了長期的聯繫。後者1949年後徙居台中，後來又移居香港，和班立德總領事的幾次轉任恰恰偶合。班立德總領事的許多重要藏品，五十年來首次在拍場中亮相，實屬難得。

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Dai Xi (1801-1860)
Landscape

HK$40,000 - HK$60,000

Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington D.C. Bonhams is pleased to offer works of art from the collection of Mark S. Pratt (班立德總領事). With deep family roots in Salem, Massachusetts, and as a relative of Frederick Townsend Ward (華爾, 1831-1862), Mark Pratt developed an interest in Chinese culture from an early age. A lifelong art collector, Mr. Pratt's distinguished United States State Department career afforded continuous opportunities for building an important collection over the course of sixty years. Mr. Pratt made his first Chinese art purchase in 1947 while stationed in Qingdao with the United States Navy. Following his two-year service with the Pacific Fleet, and with academic training at Harvard University, Brown University, The Sorbonne, and Georgetown University, Mark Pratt joined the United States Foreign Service in 1956, his initial posting at the United States Embassy in Tokyo from 1957 to 1959. Moving to Taichung, Taiwan to continue Chinese language study in the years 1959-1960, his next station was Hong Kong, serving as the Mainland Economic Officer at the United States Embassy until 1963. With later posts in Laos and Paris, Mark Pratt was head of the Taiwan desk prior to finishing his career as Consul General at the Guangdong Consulate in 1989, his retirement ending three years of service in that position. Witnessing the momentous geo-political transformation in Asia during the second half of the twentieth century, Mr. Pratt's keen collector's eye was also perpetually on the lookout for a treasure. Patronizing many of the most hallowed names in the Chinese art market, he discovered outstanding paintings and Song dynasty porcelain at Tokyo's Confucian Temple (Yushima Seido) and purchased works of art from Kusaka Shogado in the 1950's. In the decades that followed, the antique shops and art galleries in Taipei and Hong Kong were frequent haunts, making key purchases of Ming and Qing paintings from Chang Ding-chen and fine huanghuali furniture from Y.K. Ma. Mark Pratt's diplomatic role afforded him contact with numerous living painters and calligraphers; he met Zhang Daqian on several occasions and formed a lasting bond with Tang Hong (唐鴻, b.1926), a student of Yu Fei'an who relocated to Taichung after 1949 and later to Hong Kong, concurrent with Mr. Pratt's diplomatic postings. Many objects from the Pratt collection are now entering the market for the first time in fifty years, making this offering a truly rare and remarkable find. 美國華盛頓班立德總領事收藏邦瀚斯謹此盛意推介班立德總領事收藏的精美藝術品。出身於馬薩諸賽州塞勒姆望族，作為 Frederick Townsend Ward (沃德, 1831-1862) 旁系親屬的班立德總領事早年即對中國文化產生了濃厚的興趣。作為一個矢志一生的收藏家，班立德成功的外交官生涯六十年來為其提供許多機遇以構築此重要的收藏。 1947年，當班立德供職於一艘以青島為基地的美國海軍艦船時，購入了首件中國藝術品。結束其在太平洋艦隊的兩年服役後，因為其在布朗大學、佛儸倫薩大學、索邦大學和喬治城大學所接受的中國和日本語言、文化、歷史方面的學術訓練，班立德於1956年加入了美國外交部。他的首任期是1957至1959年供職於東京的美國大使館。1959年至1960年，他前往台灣台中市繼續學習中國語言文化。其後直至1963年，他前往香港擔任美國大使館的大陸經濟官，其後又依次轉任至老撾、巴黎。後任美國在台協會處長，於1989年遷駐廣州，任總領事，供職三年後於此任榮休。目睹了二十世紀下半葉亞洲地區地緣政治的巨大變革的同時，班立德總領事作為一個熱衷的藝術品藏家，他也始終聚焦於蒐集珍稀的藝術精品。二十世紀五十年代，他光顧了諸多中國藝術品市場上備受推崇的商家，在東京孔廟（湯島聖堂）收獲了書畫精品和宋瓷，在 Kusaka Shogado 處買到古玩工藝品。其後數十年間，他頻頻穿梭於台北和香港的古董店以及畫廊，從張鼎臣處購入了重要的明清字畫，Y. K. Ma 處購入了精美的黃花梨傢俱。班立德總領事的外交官生涯也讓他接觸到了眾多當世的畫家和書法家。他數次和張大千會面，並且和于非闇的學生唐鴻（生於1926年）建立了長期的聯繫。後者1949年後徙居台中，後來又移居香港，和班立德總領事的幾次轉任恰恰偶合。班立德總領事的許多重要藏品，五十年來首次在拍場中亮相，實屬難得。

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Gu Jianlong (1696-1687)
Friend Visit in Autumn

HK$40,000 - HK$60,000

Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington D.C. Bonhams is pleased to offer works of art from the collection of Mark S. Pratt (班立德總領事). With deep family roots in Salem, Massachusetts, and as a relative of Frederick Townsend Ward (華爾, 1831-1862), Mark Pratt developed an interest in Chinese culture from an early age. A lifelong art collector, Mr. Pratt's distinguished United States State Department career afforded continuous opportunities for building an important collection over the course of sixty years. Mr. Pratt made his first Chinese art purchase in 1947 while stationed in Qingdao with the United States Navy. Following his two-year service with the Pacific Fleet, and with academic training at Harvard University, Brown University, The Sorbonne, and Georgetown University, Mark Pratt joined the United States Foreign Service in 1956, his initial posting at the United States Embassy in Tokyo from 1957 to 1959. Moving to Taichung, Taiwan to continue Chinese language study in the years 1959-1960, his next station was Hong Kong, serving as the Mainland Economic Officer at the United States Embassy until 1963. With later posts in Laos and Paris, Mark Pratt was head of the Taiwan desk prior to finishing his career as Consul General at the Guangdong Consulate in 1989, his retirement ending three years of service in that position. Witnessing the momentous geo-political transformation in Asia during the second half of the twentieth century, Mr. Pratt's keen collector's eye was also perpetually on the lookout for a treasure. Patronizing many of the most hallowed names in the Chinese art market, he discovered outstanding paintings and Song dynasty porcelain at Tokyo's Confucian Temple (Yushima Seido) and purchased works of art from Kusaka Shogado in the 1950's. In the decades that followed, the antique shops and art galleries in Taipei and Hong Kong were frequent haunts, making key purchases of Ming and Qing paintings from Chang Ding-chen and fine huanghuali furniture from Y.K. Ma. Mark Pratt's diplomatic role afforded him contact with numerous living painters and calligraphers; he met Zhang Daqian on several occasions and formed a lasting bond with Tang Hong (唐鴻, b.1926), a student of Yu Fei'an who relocated to Taichung after 1949 and later to Hong Kong, concurrent with Mr. Pratt's diplomatic postings. Many objects from the Pratt collection are now entering the market for the first time in fifty years, making this offering a truly rare and remarkable find. 美國華盛頓班立德總領事收藏邦瀚斯謹此盛意推介班立德總領事收藏的精美藝術品。出身於馬薩諸賽州塞勒姆望族，作為 Frederick Townsend Ward (沃德, 1831-1862) 旁系親屬的班立德總領事早年即對中國文化產生了濃厚的興趣。作為一個矢志一生的收藏家，班立德成功的外交官生涯六十年來為其提供許多機遇以構築此重要的收藏。 1947年，當班立德供職於一艘以青島為基地的美國海軍艦船時，購入了首件中國藝術品。結束其在太平洋艦隊的兩年服役後，因為其在布朗大學、佛儸倫薩大學、索邦大學和喬治城大學所接受的中國和日本語言、文化、歷史方面的學術訓練，班立德於1956年加入了美國外交部。他的首任期是1957至1959年供職於東京的美國大使館。1959年至1960年，他前往台灣台中市繼續學習中國語言文化。其後直至1963年，他前往香港擔任美國大使館的大陸經濟官，其後又依次轉任至老撾、巴黎。後任美國在台協會處長，於1989年遷駐廣州，任總領事，供職三年後於此任榮休。目睹了二十世紀下半葉亞洲地區地緣政治的巨大變革的同時，班立德總領事作為一個熱衷的藝術品藏家，他也始終聚焦於蒐集珍稀的藝術精品。二十世紀五十年代，他光顧了諸多中國藝術品市場上備受推崇的商家，在東京孔廟（湯島聖堂）收獲了書畫精品和宋瓷，在 Kusaka Shogado 處買到古玩工藝品。其後數十年間，他頻頻穿梭於台北和香港的古董店以及畫廊，從張鼎臣處購入了重要的明清字畫，Y. K. Ma 處購入了精美的黃花梨傢俱。班立德總領事的外交官生涯也讓他接觸到了眾多當世的畫家和書法家。他數次和張大千會面，並且和于非闇的學生唐鴻（生於1926年）建立了長期的聯繫。後者1949年後徙居台中，後來又移居香港，和班立德總領事的幾次轉任恰恰偶合。班立德總領事的許多重要藏品，五十年來首次在拍場中亮相，實屬難得。

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Huang Ding (1660-1730)
Landscape After Huang Gongwang

HK$70,000 - HK$90,000

Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington D.C. Bonhams is pleased to offer works of art from the collection of Mark S. Pratt (班立德總領事). With deep family roots in Salem, Massachusetts, and as a relative of Frederick Townsend Ward (華爾, 1831-1862), Mark Pratt developed an interest in Chinese culture from an early age. A lifelong art collector, Mr. Pratt's distinguished United States State Department career afforded continuous opportunities for building an important collection over the course of sixty years. Mr. Pratt made his first Chinese art purchase in 1947 while stationed in Qingdao with the United States Navy. Following his two-year service with the Pacific Fleet, and with academic training at Harvard University, Brown University, The Sorbonne, and Georgetown University, Mark Pratt joined the United States Foreign Service in 1956, his initial posting at the United States Embassy in Tokyo from 1957 to 1959. Moving to Taichung, Taiwan to continue Chinese language study in the years 1959-1960, his next station was Hong Kong, serving as the Mainland Economic Officer at the United States Embassy until 1963. With later posts in Laos and Paris, Mark Pratt was head of the Taiwan desk prior to finishing his career as Consul General at the Guangdong Consulate in 1989, his retirement ending three years of service in that position. Witnessing the momentous geo-political transformation in Asia during the second half of the twentieth century, Mr. Pratt's keen collector's eye was also perpetually on the lookout for a treasure. Patronizing many of the most hallowed names in the Chinese art market, he discovered outstanding paintings and Song dynasty porcelain at Tokyo's Confucian Temple (Yushima Seido) and purchased works of art from Kusaka Shogado in the 1950's. In the decades that followed, the antique shops and art galleries in Taipei and Hong Kong were frequent haunts, making key purchases of Ming and Qing paintings from Chang Ding-chen and fine huanghuali furniture from Y.K. Ma. Mark Pratt's diplomatic role afforded him contact with numerous living painters and calligraphers; he met Zhang Daqian on several occasions and formed a lasting bond with Tang Hong (唐鴻, b.1926), a student of Yu Fei'an who relocated to Taichung after 1949 and later to Hong Kong, concurrent with Mr. Pratt's diplomatic postings. Many objects from the Pratt collection are now entering the market for the first time in fifty years, making this offering a truly rare and remarkable find. 美國華盛頓班立德總領事收藏邦瀚斯謹此盛意推介班立德總領事收藏的精美藝術品。出身於馬薩諸賽州塞勒姆望族，作為 Frederick Townsend Ward (沃德, 1831-1862) 旁系親屬的班立德總領事早年即對中國文化產生了濃厚的興趣。作為一個矢志一生的收藏家，班立德成功的外交官生涯六十年來為其提供許多機遇以構築此重要的收藏。 1947年，當班立德供職於一艘以青島為基地的美國海軍艦船時，購入了首件中國藝術品。結束其在太平洋艦隊的兩年服役後，因為其在布朗大學、佛儸倫薩大學、索邦大學和喬治城大學所接受的中國和日本語言、文化、歷史方面的學術訓練，班立德於1956年加入了美國外交部。他的首任期是1957至1959年供職於東京的美國大使館。1959年至1960年，他前往台灣台中市繼續學習中國語言文化。其後直至1963年，他前往香港擔任美國大使館的大陸經濟官，其後又依次轉任至老撾、巴黎。後任美國在台協會處長，於1989年遷駐廣州，任總領事，供職三年後於此任榮休。目睹了二十世紀下半葉亞洲地區地緣政治的巨大變革的同時，班立德總領事作為一個熱衷的藝術品藏家，他也始終聚焦於蒐集珍稀的藝術精品。二十世紀五十年代，他光顧了諸多中國藝術品市場上備受推崇的商家，在東京孔廟（湯島聖堂）收獲了書畫精品和宋瓷，在 Kusaka Shogado 處買到古玩工藝品。其後數十年間，他頻頻穿梭於台北和香港的古董店以及畫廊，從張鼎臣處購入了重要的明清字畫，Y. K. Ma 處購入了精美的黃花梨傢俱。班立德總領事的外交官生涯也讓他接觸到了眾多當世的畫家和書法家。他數次和張大千會面，並且和于非闇的學生唐鴻（生於1926年）建立了長期的聯繫。後者1949年後徙居台中，後來又移居香港，和班立德總領事的幾次轉任恰恰偶合。班立德總領事的許多重要藏品，五十年來首次在拍場中亮相，實屬難得。

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Li Ruiqing (1867-1920)
Calligraphy in Seal Script

Sold for HK$212,500 inc. premium

Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington D.C. Bonhams is pleased to offer works of art from the collection of Mark S. Pratt (班立德總領事). With deep family roots in Salem, Massachusetts, and as a relative of Frederick Townsend Ward (華爾, 1831-1862), Mark Pratt developed an interest in Chinese culture from an early age. A lifelong art collector, Mr. Pratt's distinguished United States State Department career afforded continuous opportunities for building an important collection over the course of sixty years. Mr. Pratt made his first Chinese art purchase in 1947 while stationed in Qingdao with the United States Navy. Following his two-year service with the Pacific Fleet, and with academic training at Harvard University, Brown University, The Sorbonne, and Georgetown University, Mark Pratt joined the United States Foreign Service in 1956, his initial posting at the United States Embassy in Tokyo from 1957 to 1959. Moving to Taichung, Taiwan to continue Chinese language study in the years 1959-1960, his next station was Hong Kong, serving as the Mainland Economic Officer at the United States Embassy until 1963. With later posts in Laos and Paris, Mark Pratt was head of the Taiwan desk prior to finishing his career as Consul General at the Guangdong Consulate in 1989, his retirement ending three years of service in that position. Witnessing the momentous geo-political transformation in Asia during the second half of the twentieth century, Mr. Pratt's keen collector's eye was also perpetually on the lookout for a treasure. Patronizing many of the most hallowed names in the Chinese art market, he discovered outstanding paintings and Song dynasty porcelain at Tokyo's Confucian Temple (Yushima Seido) and purchased works of art from Kusaka Shogado in the 1950's. In the decades that followed, the antique shops and art galleries in Taipei and Hong Kong were frequent haunts, making key purchases of Ming and Qing paintings from Chang Ding-chen and fine huanghuali furniture from Y.K. Ma. Mark Pratt's diplomatic role afforded him contact with numerous living painters and calligraphers; he met Zhang Daqian on several occasions and formed a lasting bond with Tang Hong (唐鴻, b.1926), a student of Yu Fei'an who relocated to Taichung after 1949 and later to Hong Kong, concurrent with Mr. Pratt's diplomatic postings. Many objects from the Pratt collection are now entering the market for the first time in fifty years, making this offering a truly rare and remarkable find. 美國華盛頓班立德總領事收藏邦瀚斯謹此盛意推介班立德總領事收藏的精美藝術品。出身於馬薩諸賽州塞勒姆望族，作為 Frederick Townsend Ward (沃德, 1831-1862) 旁系親屬的班立德總領事早年即對中國文化產生了濃厚的興趣。作為一個矢志一生的收藏家，班立德成功的外交官生涯六十年來為其提供許多機遇以構築此重要的收藏。 1947年，當班立德供職於一艘以青島為基地的美國海軍艦船時，購入了首件中國藝術品。結束其在太平洋艦隊的兩年服役後，因為其在布朗大學、佛儸倫薩大學、索邦大學和喬治城大學所接受的中國和日本語言、文化、歷史方面的學術訓練，班立德於1956年加入了美國外交部。他的首任期是1957至1959年供職於東京的美國大使館。1959年至1960年，他前往台灣台中市繼續學習中國語言文化。其後直至1963年，他前往香港擔任美國大使館的大陸經濟官，其後又依次轉任至老撾、巴黎。後任美國在台協會處長，於1989年遷駐廣州，任總領事，供職三年後於此任榮休。目睹了二十世紀下半葉亞洲地區地緣政治的巨大變革的同時，班立德總領事作為一個熱衷的藝術品藏家，他也始終聚焦於蒐集珍稀的藝術精品。二十世紀五十年代，他光顧了諸多中國藝術品市場上備受推崇的商家，在東京孔廟（湯島聖堂）收獲了書畫精品和宋瓷，在 Kusaka Shogado 處買到古玩工藝品。其後數十年間，他頻頻穿梭於台北和香港的古董店以及畫廊，從張鼎臣處購入了重要的明清字畫，Y. K. Ma 處購入了精美的黃花梨傢俱。班立德總領事的外交官生涯也讓他接觸到了眾多當世的畫家和書法家。他數次和張大千會面，並且和于非闇的學生唐鴻（生於1926年）建立了長期的聯繫。後者1949年後徙居台中，後來又移居香港，和班立德總領事的幾次轉任恰恰偶合。班立德總領事的許多重要藏品，五十年來首次在拍場中亮相，實屬難得。

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Anonymous (Qing dynasty)
Eagle on Pine

HK$80,000 - HK$120,000

Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington D.C. Bonhams is pleased to offer works of art from the collection of Mark S. Pratt (班立德總領事). With deep family roots in Salem, Massachusetts, and as a relative of Frederick Townsend Ward (華爾, 1831-1862), Mark Pratt developed an interest in Chinese culture from an early age. A lifelong art collector, Mr. Pratt's distinguished United States State Department career afforded continuous opportunities for building an important collection over the course of sixty years. Mr. Pratt made his first Chinese art purchase in 1947 while stationed in Qingdao with the United States Navy. Following his two-year service with the Pacific Fleet, and with academic training at Harvard University, Brown University, The Sorbonne, and Georgetown University, Mark Pratt joined the United States Foreign Service in 1956, his initial posting at the United States Embassy in Tokyo from 1957 to 1959. Moving to Taichung, Taiwan to continue Chinese language study in the years 1959-1960, his next station was Hong Kong, serving as the Mainland Economic Officer at the United States Embassy until 1963. With later posts in Laos and Paris, Mark Pratt was head of the Taiwan desk prior to finishing his career as Consul General at the Guangdong Consulate in 1989, his retirement ending three years of service in that position. Witnessing the momentous geo-political transformation in Asia during the second half of the twentieth century, Mr. Pratt's keen collector's eye was also perpetually on the lookout for a treasure. Patronizing many of the most hallowed names in the Chinese art market, he discovered outstanding paintings and Song dynasty porcelain at Tokyo's Confucian Temple (Yushima Seido) and purchased works of art from Kusaka Shogado in the 1950's. In the decades that followed, the antique shops and art galleries in Taipei and Hong Kong were frequent haunts, making key purchases of Ming and Qing paintings from Chang Ding-chen and fine huanghuali furniture from Y.K. Ma. Mark Pratt's diplomatic role afforded him contact with numerous living painters and calligraphers; he met Zhang Daqian on several occasions and formed a lasting bond with Tang Hong (唐鴻, b.1926), a student of Yu Fei'an who relocated to Taichung after 1949 and later to Hong Kong, concurrent with Mr. Pratt's diplomatic postings. Many objects from the Pratt collection are now entering the market for the first time in fifty years, making this offering a truly rare and remarkable find. 美國華盛頓班立德總領事收藏邦瀚斯謹此盛意推介班立德總領事收藏的精美藝術品。出身於馬薩諸賽州塞勒姆望族，作為 Frederick Townsend Ward (沃德, 1831-1862) 旁系親屬的班立德總領事早年即對中國文化產生了濃厚的興趣。作為一個矢志一生的收藏家，班立德成功的外交官生涯六十年來為其提供許多機遇以構築此重要的收藏。 1947年，當班立德供職於一艘以青島為基地的美國海軍艦船時，購入了首件中國藝術品。結束其在太平洋艦隊的兩年服役後，因為其在布朗大學、佛儸倫薩大學、索邦大學和喬治城大學所接受的中國和日本語言、文化、歷史方面的學術訓練，班立德於1956年加入了美國外交部。他的首任期是1957至1959年供職於東京的美國大使館。1959年至1960年，他前往台灣台中市繼續學習中國語言文化。其後直至1963年，他前往香港擔任美國大使館的大陸經濟官，其後又依次轉任至老撾、巴黎。後任美國在台協會處長，於1989年遷駐廣州，任總領事，供職三年後於此任榮休。目睹了二十世紀下半葉亞洲地區地緣政治的巨大變革的同時，班立德總領事作為一個熱衷的藝術品藏家，他也始終聚焦於蒐集珍稀的藝術精品。二十世紀五十年代，他光顧了諸多中國藝術品市場上備受推崇的商家，在東京孔廟（湯島聖堂）收獲了書畫精品和宋瓷，在 Kusaka Shogado 處買到古玩工藝品。其後數十年間，他頻頻穿梭於台北和香港的古董店以及畫廊，從張鼎臣處購入了重要的明清字畫，Y. K. Ma 處購入了精美的黃花梨傢俱。班立德總領事的外交官生涯也讓他接觸到了眾多當世的畫家和書法家。他數次和張大千會面，並且和于非闇的學生唐鴻（生於1926年）建立了長期的聯繫。後者1949年後徙居台中，後來又移居香港，和班立德總領事的幾次轉任恰恰偶合。班立德總領事的許多重要藏品，五十年來首次在拍場中亮相，實屬難得。

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Gao Qipei (1660-1734)
Birds and Flowers

Sold for HK$237,500 inc. premium

Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington D.C. Bonhams is pleased to offer works of art from the collection of Mark S. Pratt (班立德總領事). With deep family roots in Salem, Massachusetts, and as a relative of Frederick Townsend Ward (華爾, 1831-1862), Mark Pratt developed an interest in Chinese culture from an early age. A lifelong art collector, Mr. Pratt's distinguished United States State Department career afforded continuous opportunities for building an important collection over the course of sixty years. Mr. Pratt made his first Chinese art purchase in 1947 while stationed in Qingdao with the United States Navy. Following his two-year service with the Pacific Fleet, and with academic training at Harvard University, Brown University, The Sorbonne, and Georgetown University, Mark Pratt joined the United States Foreign Service in 1956, his initial posting at the United States Embassy in Tokyo from 1957 to 1959. Moving to Taichung, Taiwan to continue Chinese language study in the years 1959-1960, his next station was Hong Kong, serving as the Mainland Economic Officer at the United States Embassy until 1963. With later posts in Laos and Paris, Mark Pratt was head of the Taiwan desk prior to finishing his career as Consul General at the Guangdong Consulate in 1989, his retirement ending three years of service in that position. Witnessing the momentous geo-political transformation in Asia during the second half of the twentieth century, Mr. Pratt's keen collector's eye was also perpetually on the lookout for a treasure. Patronizing many of the most hallowed names in the Chinese art market, he discovered outstanding paintings and Song dynasty porcelain at Tokyo's Confucian Temple (Yushima Seido) and purchased works of art from Kusaka Shogado in the 1950's. In the decades that followed, the antique shops and art galleries in Taipei and Hong Kong were frequent haunts, making key purchases of Ming and Qing paintings from Chang Ding-chen and fine huanghuali furniture from Y.K. Ma. Mark Pratt's diplomatic role afforded him contact with numerous living painters and calligraphers; he met Zhang Daqian on several occasions and formed a lasting bond with Tang Hong (唐鴻, b.1926), a student of Yu Fei'an who relocated to Taichung after 1949 and later to Hong Kong, concurrent with Mr. Pratt's diplomatic postings. Many objects from the Pratt collection are now entering the market for the first time in fifty years, making this offering a truly rare and remarkable find. 美國華盛頓班立德總領事收藏邦瀚斯謹此盛意推介班立德總領事收藏的精美藝術品。出身於馬薩諸賽州塞勒姆望族，作為 Frederick Townsend Ward (沃德, 1831-1862) 旁系親屬的班立德總領事早年即對中國文化產生了濃厚的興趣。作為一個矢志一生的收藏家，班立德成功的外交官生涯六十年來為其提供許多機遇以構築此重要的收藏。 1947年，當班立德供職於一艘以青島為基地的美國海軍艦船時，購入了首件中國藝術品。結束其在太平洋艦隊的兩年服役後，因為其在布朗大學、佛儸倫薩大學、索邦大學和喬治城大學所接受的中國和日本語言、文化、歷史方面的學術訓練，班立德於1956年加入了美國外交部。他的首任期是1957至1959年供職於東京的美國大使館。1959年至1960年，他前往台灣台中市繼續學習中國語言文化。其後直至1963年，他前往香港擔任美國大使館的大陸經濟官，其後又依次轉任至老撾、巴黎。後任美國在台協會處長，於1989年遷駐廣州，任總領事，供職三年後於此任榮休。目睹了二十世紀下半葉亞洲地區地緣政治的巨大變革的同時，班立德總領事作為一個熱衷的藝術品藏家，他也始終聚焦於蒐集珍稀的藝術精品。二十世紀五十年代，他光顧了諸多中國藝術品市場上備受推崇的商家，在東京孔廟（湯島聖堂）收獲了書畫精品和宋瓷，在 Kusaka Shogado 處買到古玩工藝品。其後數十年間，他頻頻穿梭於台北和香港的古董店以及畫廊，從張鼎臣處購入了重要的明清字畫，Y. K. Ma 處購入了精美的黃花梨傢俱。班立德總領事的外交官生涯也讓他接觸到了眾多當世的畫家和書法家。他數次和張大千會面，並且和于非闇的學生唐鴻（生於1926年）建立了長期的聯繫。後者1949年後徙居台中，後來又移居香港，和班立德總領事的幾次轉任恰恰偶合。班立德總領事的許多重要藏品，五十年來首次在拍場中亮相，實屬難得。

130 —
Zhang Daqian (1899-1983)
Dwelling in the Mountains

Sold for HK$1,960,000 inc. premium

Collection of Mark S. Pratt, Washington D.C. Bonhams is pleased to offer works of art from the collection of Mark S. Pratt (班立德總領事). With deep family roots in Salem, Massachusetts, and as a relative of Frederick Townsend Ward (華爾, 1831-1862), Mark Pratt developed an interest in Chinese culture from an early age. A lifelong art collector, Mr. Pratt's distinguished United States State Department career afforded continuous opportunities for building an important collection over the course of sixty years. Mr. Pratt made his first Chinese art purchase in 1947 while stationed in Qingdao with the United States Navy. Following his two-year service with the Pacific Fleet, and with academic training at Harvard University, Brown University, The Sorbonne, and Georgetown University, Mark Pratt joined the United States Foreign Service in 1956, his initial posting at the United States Embassy in Tokyo from 1957 to 1959. Moving to Taichung, Taiwan to continue Chinese language study in the years 1959-1960, his next station was Hong Kong, serving as the Mainland Economic Officer at the United States Embassy until 1963. With later posts in Laos and Paris, Mark Pratt was head of the Taiwan desk prior to finishing his career as Consul General at the Guangdong Consulate in 1989, his retirement ending three years of service in that position. Witnessing the momentous geo-political transformation in Asia during the second half of the twentieth century, Mr. Pratt's keen collector's eye was also perpetually on the lookout for a treasure. Patronizing many of the most hallowed names in the Chinese art market, he discovered outstanding paintings and Song dynasty porcelain at Tokyo's Confucian Temple (Yushima Seido) and purchased works of art from Kusaka Shogado in the 1950's. In the decades that followed, the antique shops and art galleries in Taipei and Hong Kong were frequent haunts, making key purchases of Ming and Qing paintings from Chang Ding-chen and fine huanghuali furniture from Y.K. Ma. Mark Pratt's diplomatic role afforded him contact with numerous living painters and calligraphers; he met Zhang Daqian on several occasions and formed a lasting bond with Tang Hong (唐鴻, b.1926), a student of Yu Fei'an who relocated to Taichung after 1949 and later to Hong Kong, concurrent with Mr. Pratt's diplomatic postings. Many objects from the Pratt collection are now entering the market for the first time in fifty years, making this offering a truly rare and remarkable find. 美國華盛頓班立德總領事收藏邦瀚斯謹此盛意推介班立德總領事收藏的精美藝術品。出身於馬薩諸賽州塞勒姆望族，作為 Frederick Townsend Ward (沃德, 1831-1862) 旁系親屬的班立德總領事早年即對中國文化產生了濃厚的興趣。作為一個矢志一生的收藏家，班立德成功的外交官生涯六十年來為其提供許多機遇以構築此重要的收藏。 1947年，當班立德供職於一艘以青島為基地的美國海軍艦船時，購入了首件中國藝術品。結束其在太平洋艦隊的兩年服役後，因為其在布朗大學、佛儸倫薩大學、索邦大學和喬治城大學所接受的中國和日本語言、文化、歷史方面的學術訓練，班立德於1956年加入了美國外交部。他的首任期是1957至1959年供職於東京的美國大使館。1959年至1960年，他前往台灣台中市繼續學習中國語言文化。其後直至1963年，他前往香港擔任美國大使館的大陸經濟官，其後又依次轉任至老撾、巴黎。後任美國在台協會處長，於1989年遷駐廣州，任總領事，供職三年後於此任榮休。目睹了二十世紀下半葉亞洲地區地緣政治的巨大變革的同時，班立德總領事作為一個熱衷的藝術品藏家，他也始終聚焦於蒐集珍稀的藝術精品。二十世紀五十年代，他光顧了諸多中國藝術品市場上備受推崇的商家，在東京孔廟（湯島聖堂）收獲了書畫精品和宋瓷，在 Kusaka Shogado 處買到古玩工藝品。其後數十年間，他頻頻穿梭於台北和香港的古董店以及畫廊，從張鼎臣處購入了重要的明清字畫，Y. K. Ma 處購入了精美的黃花梨傢俱。班立德總領事的外交官生涯也讓他接觸到了眾多當世的畫家和書法家。他數次和張大千會面，並且和于非闇的學生唐鴻（生於1926年）建立了長期的聯繫。後者1949年後徙居台中，後來又移居香港，和班立德總領事的幾次轉任恰恰偶合。班立德總領事的許多重要藏品，五十年來首次在拍場中亮相，實屬難得。

131 —
Zhang Daqian (1899-1983)
Lotus

Sold for HK$2,200,000 inc. premium

132 —
Zuo Zongtang (1812-1885)
Calligraphy Couplet

HK$120,000 - HK$180,000

133 —
Wu Dacheng (1835-1902)
Seal Script Calligraphy Couplet

Sold for HK$225,000 inc. premium

134 —
Liu Yong (1719-1804)
Calligraphy

Sold for HK$112,500 inc. premium

135 —
Zhang Xiong (1803-1886)
Birds and Flowers

HK$50,000 - HK$70,000

136 —
Meng Litang (19th century)
Flowers

Sold for HK$25,000 inc. premium

137 —
Qian Zai (1708-1793)
Ink Bamboo

Sold for HK$106,250 inc. premium

138 —
Attributed to Jiang Tingxi (1669-1732)
Birds and Flowers

Amended

Sold for HK$100,000 inc. premium

139 —
Attributed to Zhou Tianqiu (1514-1595)
Birds and Flowers

HK$50,000 - HK$70,000

140 —
Attributed to Dong Qichang (1555-1636)
Calligraphy

HK$60,000 - HK$80,000

141 —
Attributed to Zhang Ling (15th-16th century)
Portrait of Tang Yin

HK$250,000 - HK$350,000

142 —
Anonymous (Qing dynasty)
Celestial Beauty Scattering Flowers

HK$150,000 - HK$250,000

143 —
Dai Xi (1801-1860)
Landscape

HK$30,000 - HK$50,000

144 —
Zhang Jisu (1604-1684)
Landscape After Shen Zhou

Sold for HK$375,000 inc. premium

145 —
Peng Yang (1860-?)
Travelling in Spring

HK$40,000 - HK$60,000

146 —
Anonymous (Qing Dynasty)
Birds and Flowers

HK$20,000 - HK$40,000

147 —
Qian Hui'an (1833-1911)
Ladies

HK$50,000 - HK$70,000

148 —
Yan Jiyuan (1901-2011)
Landscape

Sold for HK$62,500 inc. premium

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Fine Chinese Paintings

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101Ф,Y — Anonymous (late Ming dynasty) Eagle and Badger

102 — Attributed to Lin Liang (ca.1428-1494) Wild Geese

103 — Gao Yang (Ming dynasty) Pine Trees, Orchids and Rocks

104 — Attributed to Yan Hui (Yuan dynasty) Fishing Under the Moonlight

105 — Anonymous (late Ming dynasty) Birds and Plum Blossoms

106 — Huang Shen (1687-1772) Immortal of Longevity

107 — Anonymous (Qing dynasty) Portrait of a Qing Lady

108 — Anonymous (Qing dynasty) The Strange Tales of Liaozhai

109 — Attributed to Ding Yunpeng (1547-1628) Luohan

110 — Attributed to Gao Fenghan (1693-1749) Pleasant Valley

111 — Attributed to Luo Pin (1733-1799) Ghost Amusements

112 — Attributed to Qiu Ying (ca.1482-1559) Hunting in Spring

113 — Dong Qichang (1555-1636) Landscape

114 — Attributed to Wang Hui (1632-1717) Landscape After Wang Wei

115 — Jin Nong (1687-1763) Calligraphy

116 — Chen Lai (Qing dynasty) Calligraphy in Seal Script

117 — Zhang Wenqi (1894-?) Poem by Chu Guangxi

118 — Liang Tongshu (1723-1815) Calligraphy

119 — Zhang Tingji (1768-1848) Calligraphy After Mi Fu

120 — Liu Huadong (1778-1841), Xie Lansheng (1760-1831), Li Jian (1747-1799) Three Calligraphy Works

121 — Wen Zhenmeng (1574-1636) Calligraphy

122 — Wang Hui (1632-1717) Album of Landscapes

123 — He Shaoji (1799-1873) Calligraphy

124 — Dai Xi (1801-1860) Landscape

125 — Gu Jianlong (1696-1687) Friend Visit in Autumn

126 — Huang Ding (1660-1730) Landscape After Huang Gongwang

127 — Li Ruiqing (1867-1920) Calligraphy in Seal Script

128 — Anonymous (Qing dynasty) Eagle on Pine

129 — Gao Qipei (1660-1734) Birds and Flowers

130 — Zhang Daqian (1899-1983) Dwelling in the Mountains

131 — Zhang Daqian (1899-1983) Lotus

132 — Zuo Zongtang (1812-1885) Calligraphy Couplet

133 — Wu Dacheng (1835-1902) Seal Script Calligraphy Couplet

134 — Liu Yong (1719-1804) Calligraphy

135 — Zhang Xiong (1803-1886) Birds and Flowers

136 — Meng Litang (19th century) Flowers

137 — Qian Zai (1708-1793) Ink Bamboo

138 — Attributed to Jiang Tingxi (1669-1732) Birds and Flowers

139 — Attributed to Zhou Tianqiu (1514-1595) Birds and Flowers

140 — Attributed to Dong Qichang (1555-1636) Calligraphy

141 — Attributed to Zhang Ling (15th-16th century) Portrait of Tang Yin

142 — Anonymous (Qing dynasty) Celestial Beauty Scattering Flowers

143 — Dai Xi (1801-1860) Landscape

144 — Zhang Jisu (1604-1684) Landscape After Shen Zhou

145 — Peng Yang (1860-?) Travelling in Spring

146 — Anonymous (Qing Dynasty) Birds and Flowers

147 — Qian Hui'an (1833-1911) Ladies

148 — Yan Jiyuan (1901-2011) Landscape

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101^Ф,Y —
Anonymous (late Ming dynasty)
Eagle and Badger

102 —
Attributed to Lin Liang (ca.1428-1494)
Wild Geese

103 —
Gao Yang (Ming dynasty)
Pine Trees, Orchids and Rocks

104 —
Attributed to Yan Hui (Yuan dynasty)
Fishing Under the Moonlight

105 —
Anonymous (late Ming dynasty)
Birds and Plum Blossoms

106 —
Huang Shen (1687-1772)
Immortal of Longevity

107 —
Anonymous (Qing dynasty)
Portrait of a Qing Lady

108 —
Anonymous (Qing dynasty)
The Strange Tales of Liaozhai

109 —
Attributed to Ding Yunpeng (1547-1628)
Luohan

110 —
Attributed to Gao Fenghan (1693-1749)
Pleasant Valley

111 —
Attributed to Luo Pin (1733-1799)
Ghost Amusements

112 —
Attributed to Qiu Ying (ca.1482-1559)
Hunting in Spring

113 —
Dong Qichang (1555-1636)
Landscape

114 —
Attributed to Wang Hui (1632-1717)
Landscape After Wang Wei

115 —
Jin Nong (1687-1763)
Calligraphy

116 —
Chen Lai (Qing dynasty)
Calligraphy in Seal Script

117 —
Zhang Wenqi (1894-?)
Poem by Chu Guangxi

118 —
Liang Tongshu (1723-1815)
Calligraphy

119 —
Zhang Tingji (1768-1848)
Calligraphy After Mi Fu

120 —
Liu Huadong (1778-1841), Xie Lansheng (1760-1831), Li Jian (1747-1799)
Three Calligraphy Works

121 —
Wen Zhenmeng (1574-1636)
Calligraphy

122 —
Wang Hui (1632-1717)
Album of Landscapes

123 —
He Shaoji (1799-1873)
Calligraphy

124 —
Dai Xi (1801-1860)
Landscape

125 —
Gu Jianlong (1696-1687)
Friend Visit in Autumn

126 —
Huang Ding (1660-1730)
Landscape After Huang Gongwang

127 —
Li Ruiqing (1867-1920)
Calligraphy in Seal Script

128 —
Anonymous (Qing dynasty)
Eagle on Pine

129 —
Gao Qipei (1660-1734)
Birds and Flowers

130 —
Zhang Daqian (1899-1983)
Dwelling in the Mountains

131 —
Zhang Daqian (1899-1983)
Lotus

132 —
Zuo Zongtang (1812-1885)
Calligraphy Couplet

133 —
Wu Dacheng (1835-1902)
Seal Script Calligraphy Couplet

134 —
Liu Yong (1719-1804)
Calligraphy

135 —
Zhang Xiong (1803-1886)
Birds and Flowers

136 —
Meng Litang (19th century)
Flowers

137 —
Qian Zai (1708-1793)
Ink Bamboo

138 —
Attributed to Jiang Tingxi (1669-1732)
Birds and Flowers

139 —
Attributed to Zhou Tianqiu (1514-1595)
Birds and Flowers

140 —
Attributed to Dong Qichang (1555-1636)
Calligraphy

141 —
Attributed to Zhang Ling (15th-16th century)
Portrait of Tang Yin

142 —
Anonymous (Qing dynasty)
Celestial Beauty Scattering Flowers

143 —
Dai Xi (1801-1860)
Landscape

144 —
Zhang Jisu (1604-1684)
Landscape After Shen Zhou

145 —
Peng Yang (1860-?)
Travelling in Spring

146 —
Anonymous (Qing Dynasty)
Birds and Flowers

147 —
Qian Hui'an (1833-1911)
Ladies

148 —
Yan Jiyuan (1901-2011)
Landscape