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Zhenxian shiji (Episodic Vestiges of the Perfected Transcendent)1018/126

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in 20 columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper.

Culture
Chinese
Made in
China
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Zhenxian shiji (Episodic Vestiges of the Perfected Transcendent)1018/124

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in 20 columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper.

Culture
Chinese
Made in
China
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Zhenxian shiji (Episodic Vestiges of the Perfected Transcendent)1018/123

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in 20 columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper.

Culture
Chinese
Made in
China
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Zhenxian shiji (Episodic Vestiges of the Perfected Transcendent)1018/122

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in 20 columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper.

Culture
Chinese
Made in
China
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Zhenxian shiji (Episodic Vestiges of the Perfected Transcendent)1018/121

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in 20 columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper.

Culture
Chinese
Made in
China
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Zhenxian shiji (Episodic Vestiges of the Perfected Transcendent)1018/117

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in 14 columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper. The text relates to Xu Xun and the depiction of the extended benevolence of transcendent lemon grass.

Culture
Chinese
Made in
China
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Zhenxian shiji (Episodic Vestiges of the Perfected Transcendent)1018/113

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in three columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper. The text relates to Xu Xun and the depiction of augurs suffusing mountains and valleys.

Culture
Chinese
Made in
China
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Zhenxian shiji (Episodic Vestiges of the Perfected Transcendent)1018/111

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in 17 columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper. The text relates to Xu Xun and the depiction of the lingering evidence of transcendants in ascent.

Culture
Chinese
Made in
China
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Zhenxian shiji (Episodic Vestiges of the Perfected Transcendent)1018/109

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in 10 columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper. The text relates to Xu Xun and the depiction of the uprooted household ascending in flight.

Culture
Chinese
Made in
China
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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Zhenxian shiji (Episodic Vestiges of the Perfected Transcendent)1018/107

Daoist album leaf. Gold painted Chinese calligraphy in 17 columns on a piece of brown silk that has been mounted on off-white damask-patterned silk on paper. The text relates to Xu Xun and the depiction of the transcendent entourage descending in welcome.

Culture
Chinese
Made in
China
Holding Institution
MOA: University of British Columbia
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