Marilyn and Roy Papp built an important collection of Chinese paintings, created between 1486 and 1894. They built the collection for twenty-five years, ultimately selecting about two hundred works representing the highest artistic expression of China’s Ming and Qing dynasties. This is a collaboration between ASU Libraries, the Phoenix Art Museum, The Papp Family, and ASU Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts.
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Created1894
Description
Lu Hui employs the symbolism of "zhi" and cypress to deliver a blessing for long life on the occasions of his patron's birthday (Hidden Meanings of Love and Death in Chinese Painting, p. 77)
ContributorsShangguan Zhou (Artist) / 上官 周 (Artist)
Created1738
