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题识：题识：远山初见疑无路 曲径徐行见有村。嘉靖二年春 征明
张大千题裱边：文衡山青绿山水珍品 大千居士爰
钤印：张爰之印
大千居士
张大千题裱边：文衡山青绿山水珍品 大千居士爰
钤印：张爰之印
大千居士
Gallery 2
绢本青绿山水101.6x31.75cm)
钤印：征明
旧藏印：元美 （王世贞）
瑯邪世贞凤州宝藏(朱文）
题识：曲水兰亭宴 风光属暮春 岂惟酬胜赏 聊门乐嘉宾 酒罚杯无算 诗成笔有神 翻怜金谷会 回首迹俱陈 嘉靖乙未（1535年）三月既望徵明制
旧藏印：元美 （王世贞）
瑯邪世贞凤州宝藏(朱文）
简介：文徵明，长州（今江苏苏州）人。原名璧，字徵明。四十二岁起以字行，更字征仲。因先世衡山人，故号衡山居士，世称“文衡山”，明代画家、书法家、文学家。
钤印：征明
旧藏印：元美 （王世贞）
瑯邪世贞凤州宝藏(朱文）
题识：曲水兰亭宴 风光属暮春 岂惟酬胜赏 聊门乐嘉宾 酒罚杯无算 诗成笔有神 翻怜金谷会 回首迹俱陈 嘉靖乙未（1535年）三月既望徵明制
旧藏印：元美 （王世贞）
瑯邪世贞凤州宝藏(朱文）
简介：文徵明，长州（今江苏苏州）人。原名璧，字徵明。四十二岁起以字行，更字征仲。因先世衡山人，故号衡山居士，世称“文衡山”，明代画家、书法家、文学家。
Gallery 3
軸心：設色絹本116.5x49cm
款識：嘉靖甲午秋九月既望，徵明
鈐印：文徵明印
(文徵明（1470 年-1559 年），名璧，字徵明，更字徵仲，號衡山，自號衡山居士，人稱“文待詔”，長洲（今江蘇蘇州）人，祖籍衡山。明代畫家、書法家、文學家、詩人)
藏印：彧華珍藏（侯彧華）
侯彧華 (1904-1994)，廣東鶴山人，台灣著名藏家。1945 年任京滬杭鐵路局副局長，1961 年任中華彩色印刷公司副董事長，後任中國印刷學會理事長。嗜好書畫收藏，1994 年逝世前，將其珍愛書畫共計八十七件捐贈台灣歷史博物館，展覽並出版《清華映月－侯彧華捐贈書畫展》。
文徵明（1470 年-1559 年），名璧，字徵明，更字徵仲，號衡山，自號衡山居士，人稱“文待詔”，長洲（今江蘇蘇州）人，祖籍衡山。明代畫家、書法家、文學家、詩人。
GS032324L143_116.5x49cm
款識：嘉靖甲午秋九月既望，徵明
鈐印：文徵明印
(文徵明（1470 年-1559 年），名璧，字徵明，更字徵仲，號衡山，自號衡山居士，人稱“文待詔”，長洲（今江蘇蘇州）人，祖籍衡山。明代畫家、書法家、文學家、詩人)
藏印：彧華珍藏（侯彧華）
侯彧華 (1904-1994)，廣東鶴山人，台灣著名藏家。1945 年任京滬杭鐵路局副局長，1961 年任中華彩色印刷公司副董事長，後任中國印刷學會理事長。嗜好書畫收藏，1994 年逝世前，將其珍愛書畫共計八十七件捐贈台灣歷史博物館，展覽並出版《清華映月－侯彧華捐贈書畫展》。
文徵明（1470 年-1559 年），名璧，字徵明，更字徵仲，號衡山，自號衡山居士，人稱“文待詔”，長洲（今江蘇蘇州）人，祖籍衡山。明代畫家、書法家、文學家、詩人。
GS032324L143_116.5x49cm
Gallery 4
水墨绢本立轴
题识：文征明 山家生在云深处 眼见云来復云去 朝随气爽入空山 夕变清岚挂高树
征明
钤印：
文征明
玉宝堂印
御印：
乾隆御笔
2 御印
题识：文征明 山家生在云深处 眼见云来復云去 朝随气爽入空山 夕变清岚挂高树
征明
钤印：
文征明
玉宝堂印
御印：
乾隆御笔
2 御印
Gallery 5
（日） 广田家旧藏
藏印：不孤斋 (日）广田家
藏印：不孤斋 (日）广田家
Gallery 6
藏印：无逸斋精鉴玺
Info on Collector Sumo -
The owner of Plum Blossom Studio is Yakichiro Suma, a native of Akita, Japan. Suma is known as "Sheng Long Shan Ren" and "Plum Blossom Studio"(called directly according to his study), a famous Japanese diplomat and spy in the Showa era. From 1927 to 1937, he worked in China for nearly eleven years, serving successively as the second class secretary of the Japanese embassy in Beijing, the Japanese cansul in Guangdong, and the first class secretary of the Japanese embassy in Nanking (consul-general of Naning), etc. In 1939, he moved to puppet Manchukuo and was promoted to Minister of Intelligence of Foreign Affairs Ministry. As a diplomat in China for many years, he found himself in the period when China was undergoing the Xinhai Revolution and the Qing Dynasty was plunged into chaos and disintegration. As a result, the Qing government, pricely families and high-ranking officials sold their famous paintings and calligraphy, antiques and precious artifacts in the market. Suma purchased a raft of renowned works including those from Luo Zhenyu, Duanfang, Wang Guowei, Qi Baishi, Pu Mo, Wu Hufan, Zhang Daqian, Liang Qichao, Cai Yuanpei, Zhang Binglin, Wu changshuo and Yu Jinhe. On top of that, thanks to his special status, he quickly established a very complete system of Chinese art collection. It covered Chinese porcelain, paintign and calligraphy, Buddhist statues, and many other categories, with the collection of paintings and calligraphy by Qi Baishi representing a significant portion of the collection. His collection is widely acclaimed in East Asia.
DG102922L103_89x39
Info on Collector Sumo -
The owner of Plum Blossom Studio is Yakichiro Suma, a native of Akita, Japan. Suma is known as "Sheng Long Shan Ren" and "Plum Blossom Studio"(called directly according to his study), a famous Japanese diplomat and spy in the Showa era. From 1927 to 1937, he worked in China for nearly eleven years, serving successively as the second class secretary of the Japanese embassy in Beijing, the Japanese cansul in Guangdong, and the first class secretary of the Japanese embassy in Nanking (consul-general of Naning), etc. In 1939, he moved to puppet Manchukuo and was promoted to Minister of Intelligence of Foreign Affairs Ministry. As a diplomat in China for many years, he found himself in the period when China was undergoing the Xinhai Revolution and the Qing Dynasty was plunged into chaos and disintegration. As a result, the Qing government, pricely families and high-ranking officials sold their famous paintings and calligraphy, antiques and precious artifacts in the market. Suma purchased a raft of renowned works including those from Luo Zhenyu, Duanfang, Wang Guowei, Qi Baishi, Pu Mo, Wu Hufan, Zhang Daqian, Liang Qichao, Cai Yuanpei, Zhang Binglin, Wu changshuo and Yu Jinhe. On top of that, thanks to his special status, he quickly established a very complete system of Chinese art collection. It covered Chinese porcelain, paintign and calligraphy, Buddhist statues, and many other categories, with the collection of paintings and calligraphy by Qi Baishi representing a significant portion of the collection. His collection is widely acclaimed in East Asia.
DG102922L103_89x39
Gallery 7
水墨纸本立轴
53 x 41 cm
Info on collector Sumo:
The owner of Plum Blossom Studio is Yakichiro Suma, a native of Akita, Japan. Suma is known as "Sheng Long Shan Ren" and "Plum Blossom Studio"(called directly according to his study), a famous Japanese diplomat and spy in the Showa era. From 1927 to 1937, he worked in China for nearly eleven years, serving successively as the second class secretary of the Japanese embassy in Beijing, the Japanese cansul in Guangdong, and the first class secretary of the Japanese embassy in Nanking (consul-general of Naning), etc. In 1939, he moved to puppet Manchukuo and was promoted to Minister of Intelligence of Foreign Affairs Ministry. As a diplomat in China for many years, he found himself in the period when China was undergoing the Xinhai Revolution and the Qing Dynasty was plunged into chaos and disintegration. As a result, the Qing government, pricely families and high-ranking officials sold their famous paintings and calligraphy, antiques and precious artifacts in the market. Suma purchased a raft of renowned works including those from Luo Zhenyu, Duanfang, Wang Guowei, Qi Baishi, Pu Mo, Wu Hufan, Zhang Daqian, Liang Qichao, Cai Yuanpei, Zhang Binglin, Wu changshuo and Yu Jinhe. On top of that, thanks to his special status, he quickly established a very complete system of Chinese art collection. It covered Chinese porcelain, paintign and calligraphy, Buddhist statues, and many other categories, with the collection of paintings and calligraphy by Qi Baishi representing a significant portion of the collection. His collection is widely acclaimed in East Asia.
DG102922L114_53x41
53 x 41 cm
Info on collector Sumo:
The owner of Plum Blossom Studio is Yakichiro Suma, a native of Akita, Japan. Suma is known as "Sheng Long Shan Ren" and "Plum Blossom Studio"(called directly according to his study), a famous Japanese diplomat and spy in the Showa era. From 1927 to 1937, he worked in China for nearly eleven years, serving successively as the second class secretary of the Japanese embassy in Beijing, the Japanese cansul in Guangdong, and the first class secretary of the Japanese embassy in Nanking (consul-general of Naning), etc. In 1939, he moved to puppet Manchukuo and was promoted to Minister of Intelligence of Foreign Affairs Ministry. As a diplomat in China for many years, he found himself in the period when China was undergoing the Xinhai Revolution and the Qing Dynasty was plunged into chaos and disintegration. As a result, the Qing government, pricely families and high-ranking officials sold their famous paintings and calligraphy, antiques and precious artifacts in the market. Suma purchased a raft of renowned works including those from Luo Zhenyu, Duanfang, Wang Guowei, Qi Baishi, Pu Mo, Wu Hufan, Zhang Daqian, Liang Qichao, Cai Yuanpei, Zhang Binglin, Wu changshuo and Yu Jinhe. On top of that, thanks to his special status, he quickly established a very complete system of Chinese art collection. It covered Chinese porcelain, paintign and calligraphy, Buddhist statues, and many other categories, with the collection of paintings and calligraphy by Qi Baishi representing a significant portion of the collection. His collection is widely acclaimed in East Asia.
DG102922L114_53x41
Gallery 9
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