1938 Print Immortal Producing Storm Ts'ui-hsu Ch'en Nanmu Ashikaga Weather XAC1 Other Advertising this field was purchased by

this field was purchased by prominent English Lake Poet with the intention of building a small cottage for his daughter Dora

This piece was illustrated by Bartolomeo de' Landi

" This is a set of two original 1905 tipped-in prints of St

and Crandall's Treasure Box

with the river running between the village and the Tyrolean Alps

1938 Print Immortal Producing Storm Ts'ui-hsu Ch'en Nanmu Ashikaga Weather XAC1 Other Advertising this field was purchased byThis is an original 1938 halftone print of a Japanese screen titled, "An Immortal Producing a Storm," originally made in the 18th century. The immortal might represent Ch'en Nan mu or Ts'ui hsu who came to a village in the middle of a drought, and descended into a pool to drive off a dragon, which resulted in a great storm. Period Paper is pleased to present a collection of halftone prints featuring Japanese art screens and sliding panels, or fusuma.