清人诗稿拾遗-中国嘉德.PDF

2053 汪学金、陈希濂、何元烺、 洪饴孙、蒋攸铦等 致法式善诗札十六通 册片（二十二页） 水墨纸本 Wang Xuejin, Chen Xilian, He Yuanlang et al. SIXTEEN LETTERS 尺寸不一，约 32.4 × 24.9 cm RMB: 500,000 - 600,000 (22) 清人诗稿拾遗 Poem Manuscript Collections from Qing Dynasty 文 / 古宣 By Gu Xuan China boasted many outstanding poets in ancient times with materpieces of distinct characteristics from each dynasty passing on for admiration of later generations. Poems from the Qing Dynasty are no exception. China Guardian 2013 Autumn Auctions will present you with some rare and precious manuscripts lucky enough to be passed on in the hope of adding some traditonal erudition to your fast paced modern life. The following three rare poem manuscripts are chosen specially for your appreciation. Firstly, manuscripts of Fa Shishan poem collection. Fa Shishan was a Mongolian literature activist, poet and scholar with significant influence from the reign of Emperor Qianlong to Emperor Jiaqing. Fa Shishan poem collection mainly consists of poems and paintings by literati from the reign of Emperor Qianlong to Emperor Jiaqing. It served as a platform and window connecting men from all walks of life, especailly elites of Manchu, Mongolian and Han nationality in many fields and also a “spring board” for celebrities to expand influence, for important political figures to show their refined and modest character, and for nobodies to become well known in their career endeavors with the help of noble people. Secondly, manuscript of Wang Guangu by Gu Yanwu. An outstanding thinker and historian as well as phonologist living in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty, Gu Yanwu’s works were hardly shared when he was alive since he, involved in a battle against the reign of emperor of Qing dynasty, refused to have anything to do with the mainstream literati. The manuscript that will appear in China Guardian 2013 Autumn Auctions is an expression of Gu Yanwu’s character and political position created after the per