Original imprints and rubbings of inkseals from the Xiang Xue Zhuang Collection

This book contains the original ink impressions and rubbings of four Qi Baishi ink seals that were owned by the late Dr Tan Tzse Chor. Dr Tan was the earliest collector of Chinese art in Malaya and Singapore.Qi Baishi (1864-1957) was well known for his raw and rough strokes and strength in composition in seal carving.

 

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