A SET OF FOUR RED LACQUER INLAID PANELS
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清十九世紀末 漆嵌百寶人物故事圖掛屏一組四幅題字:「長生殿 貴妃醉酒 人面桃花 二喬觀書」

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清十九世紀末 漆嵌百寶人物故事圖掛屏一組四幅

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「長生殿 貴妃醉酒 人面桃花 二喬觀書」
Each panel, 55 1/8 (140 cm.) high x 25 in. (63.5 cm.) wide
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The inscriptions provide reference to famous poems or plays, corresponding to the scenes depicted on the panels:

Chang Sheng Dian, (the Palace of Eternal Youth), a Qing dynasty play written by Hong Sheng (1645 -1704).

Ren mian tao hua (meeting under peach blossom), a phrase that derives from the Tang poem by Cui Hu (772 - 846), referring to a romantic encounter under flowering peach blossom.

Gui Fei Zui Jiu, (the Drunken Beauty), a Qianlong period (1736-1795) Beijing Opera about the famous beauty Yang Guifei of the Tang Dynasty (618-907).

Er qiao guan shu (Two Beauties Reading) refers to the story of two beauties from the late Eastern Han period (184-220), as mentioned in a Song poem by Qin Guan (1049-1100).

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