1 item, folding album. 23 x 16 cm.
Chinese
Not known.
Twelve paintings on pith paper of male and female items of traditional dress, mounted in an album.
Presented by Miss May Rathbone, 1941. Gift accession number: G10859
MS.3.3
1 item, 12 paintings mounted on paper, bound in red silk. 21 x 29 cm.
Chinese
Not known.
Twelve paintings on pith paper of silk production and weaving.
Presented by Miss A.L. Bulley, 1953. Gift accession number G44370.
MS.4.13.
1 item. 12 paintings in an album. Bound in red silk. 21 x 29 cm.
Chinese
Not known.
Twelve paintings on pith paper mounted on paper and bound in an album. Illustrations including scenes of combat and arms, apparently depicting a legend.
Presented by Miss A.L. Bulley, 1953. Gift accession number G44371.
MS.4.14.
1 item. 12 paintings mounted in an album.
Chinese
South China.
Twelve folk art paintings on pith paper mounted in an album. Illustrations of Chinese ships
Presented by May Rathbone, 1941. Gift accession number: G108858.
MS.5.1
1 item, 39 paintings and calligraphy bound in an album with fabric cover. 42 x 39 cm.
Chinese.
Not known.
Wan hwa fan chin, label: Chang Ta-chi'en (Chang Dai-chien/ Zhang Daqian); introduction: Kuo Yu-shou/ Guo Youshou, 1945. Album of original paintings and calligraphy by Chinese artists. Presented to Professor & Mrs. P.M. Roxby by Guo Youshuo (1901-1978), 10 November 1945.
Detailed list of contents:
Acknowledgements: with thanks to Gan Wells for Hanyu Pinyin transliteration of names and titles.
Presented by Kuo Yu-shou/ Guo Youshou in 1945 to Professor and Mrs P.M. Roxby and given to the University in their memory after Professor Roxby’s death in 1947. Gift accession number: G71730.
20. Wu Cho-jen/ Wu Zuoren (1908-1997), Sai Wai Feng Guang (A Scene beyond the Border) reproduced in "Works of Wu Zuoren" 《吴作人全集》p.266.
25. P'ang Hsun-ch'in/ Pang Xunqin (1906-1985), Wu Nv (The dancing girl) (Hiunkin Pang/ Xunqin Pang) reproduced in Online Archives of Modern Chinese Art.
MS.7.53
Part of a scrapbook. Twelve paintings on pith paper (illustrations of Chinese official punishments) mounted in an album (pages 36-59). 13 x 30 cm.
Chinese.
South Sea area.
Twelve paintings on pith paper (illustrations of Chinese official punishments) mounted in an album (pages 36-59). 13 x 30 cm. The back cover of the album is inscribed: 'Scrap book. RHL. General. Vol. 1.' Qing dynasty.
Owned by R.H. Lundie, Minister of Presbyterian churches in Biurkenhead and Liverpool, 1850-1895. Presented by Mrs. Lundie, 1944. Gift accession number: G15831.
MS.3.55