[CHINESE ART]
a large group of reference books about Chinese Works of Art, comprising:

-HEARN, Maxwell K. Splendors of Imperial China – Treasures from the Palace Museum Taipei. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Taipei: The National Palace Museum, 1996.
-ECKE, Tseng Yu-Ho. Chinese Folk Art: In American Collections, Early 15th Century through Early 20th Centuries. New York: China Institute in America, 1976.
-WATSON, William. The Chinese Exhibition. London: Times Newspaper, 1973.
-MUSEUM OF QIN TERRA-COTTA WARRIORS AND HORSES. The Underground Imperial Army of 2200 Years Ago: The Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shi Huang’s Tomb. Beijing: Cultural Relics Publishing House, 1999.
-D'ARGENCE, Rene-Yvon Lefebvre. Treasures from the Shanghai Museum: 6,000 Years of Chinese Art. Shanghai: Shanghai Museum, and San Francisco: Asian Art Museum, 1983.
-HUNAN MUSEUM. Briefing on the Excavation of the No.1 Han Tomb in Mawangdui, Changsha. Beijing: Cultural Relics Publishing House, 1972.
-CULTURAL RELICS PUBLISHING HOUSE. A Selection of Ancient Chinese Bronzes. Beijing: Cultural Relics Publishing House, 1976.
-THE FREER GALLERY OF ART. Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer Memorial Exhibition. Washington D.C.: Smithsonian Institution, 1971.
-MICHIGAN ORIENTAL ARTS SOCIETY. Chinese Art from Private Collections in Michigan. Rochester: Meadow Brook Art Gallery, 1985.
-CITY HALL MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY. Exhibition of Paintings, Calligraphy, and Porcelain of the Ming Period. Hong Kong: City Hall Museum and Art Gallery, 1966.
-LI, Wangui and PANG, Yuzhong. The Eastern Qing Tombs. Beijing: China Esperanto Press, 1997.
-EXCAVATED CULTURAL RELICS EXHIBITION COMMITTEE OF CHINA. The Great Bronze Age of China. New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1980.
-MOSS, Hugh M. Chinese Snuff Bottles: A Magazine for the Collector and Student of Chinese Snuff Bottles, No. 4. London: Hugh M. Moss Ltd., 1966.
-MOSS, Hugh M. Chinese Snuff Bottles 5: A Magazine for the collector and student of Chinese Snuff-Bottles. London: Hugh M. Moss Ltd., 1969.
-Historical Relics Unearthed in New China. Beijing: Foreign Language Press, 1972.
-YANG, Xiaoneng. The Golden Age of Chinese Archaeology: Celebrated Discoveries from the People’s Republic of China. Washington D.C.: National Gallery of Art, 1999.
-FONG, Wen. The Great Bronze Age of China: An Exhibition from The People’s Republic of China. New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1980.
-THE METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. Treasures From the Bronze Age of China: An Exhibition From the People's Republic of China. New York: Ballantine Books, 1980.
-SHAANXI HISTORY MUSEUM. The Cream of Original Frescoes from Tang Tombs. Shaanxi: People’s Art Publishing House, 1991.
-NATIONAL PALACE MUSEUM EDITORIAL COMMITTEE. China at the Inception of the Second Millennium: Art and Culture of the Song Dynasty. Taipei: National Palace Museum, 2000.
-POPE, John Alexander and LAWTON, Thomas. The Freer Gallery of Art I: China. Tokyo: Kodansha, Ltd., 1972.
-WU, Luen Tak. Magnificent China: Commemorating the 40th Anniversary of The Young Companion Pictorial. Hong Kong: The Liang You Book Company, 1966.
-FOK, Thomas. Connoisseurship of Rhinoceros Horn Carving in China. Hong Kong: Tai Yip Company, 1999.
-SUGIMURA, Yuzo. Chinese Sculpture, Bronzes, and Jades in Japanese Collections. Tokyo: Bijutsu Shuppan-sha, 1966.
-ORIENTATIONS. Chinese Jade: Selected Articles from Orientations 1983-2003. Hong Kong: Orientation Magazine Ltd., 2005.
- EDWARDS, Richard and SPENCE, Jonathan D. The Painting of Tao-chi. Ann Arbor: The Museum of Art, University of Michigan, 1967.
-SUN, Weizu. The Official Seals of the Two Han Dynasties. Hong Kong: Tai Yip Company, and Shanghai: Shanghai Calligraphy and Painting Publishing House, 1993.
-MA, Weidu. Ma Weidu on Collecting: Scholars’ Objects. Beijing: Zhonghua Book Company, 2009.
-Antique Auction Yearbook Editorial Board. 2008 Antiques Chinese Arts Auction Records: Scholars’ Objects. Changsha: Hunan Fine Arts Publishing House, 2008.
-CHINA GUARDIAN. Fall 2010 Auction Highlights.
-KAIKODO. Kaikodo Journal: Exhibition and Sale, 15 September-October 1996. New York, 1996.
-KAIKODO. Kaikodo Journal V. New York: Kaikodo, 1997.
-KAIKODO. Kaikodo Journal IX: A Garden Show. New York: Kaikodo, 1998.
-I.M. CHAIT GALLERY/AUCTIONEERS. International & Asian Fine Arts Auction. Beverly Hills: 22 July 2007.
-MOSS, Paul. Between Heaven and Earth: Secular and Divine Figural Images in Chinese Paintings and Objects. London: Sydney L. Moss Ltd., 1988.
-MOSS, Paul. The Literati Mode: Chinese Scholar Paintings, Calligraphy, and Desk Objects. London: Sydney L. Moss Ltd., 1986.
-MOSS, Paul. Emperor, Scholar, Artisan, Monk: The Creative Personality in Chinese Works of Art. Set of 4 Volumes. London: Sydney L. Moss Ltd., 1984.

Together 37 volumes.

Property from the Estate of Dr. Paul Wenshan Wang, Michigan. 密歇根州王聞善先生遺產。

Condition
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Provenance
Provenance: Born in Canton, China, Dr. Wang recounted tales of his boyhood village home with earthen floors and lychee trees in the front garden. During the Second Sino-Japanese War, he and his family fled to Chongqing where he came into contact with Catholic Missionaries and secured a scholarship to the University of Portland in Oregon. In 1948 at the age of 19 and speaking little English, he arrived and completed his undergraduate degree. He then moved to Ann Arbor to complete an MBA at the University of Michigan. After a stint in management at General Motors, he changed careers to pursue a medical vocation, thence practiced at the Kalamazoo Dermatology PC for nearly 45 years. Dr. Wang was an avid collector of Chinese art, an accomplished painter, and a calligrapher of the classical Chinese style. This Spring, we will present a curated selection of porcelains, jades, and paintings from his collection, as well as rubbings and rare books from his library.來源：密歇根州王聞善（1929-2019）醫生遺產。王醫生祖籍廣東中山，其父王商一（1905-1972）原係中央通訊社社員，從事黨國外宣，工書善畫，四十年代先後拜師溥心畬與黃君璧，和張大千相識。戰後移居香港，六十年代赴美。王醫生受乃父影響，作畫之餘收藏頗豐，尤昵石濤，早嵗藏有精品，生前已經釋出。所餘瓷器、玉器、古籍、拓片仍有可觀處，值得留意。