Hedda MORRISON

No title (Craftsperson) Hedda MORRISON Ch'i Pai Shih (1863-1957), the distinguished painter and calligrapher, at work in his studio. He specialized in painting flowers and aquatic life, especially crabs and prawns Hedda MORRISON Ch'i Pai Shih affixing his seal on a painting Hedda MORRISON Paper making by the traditional method, similar to that used when the process was first invented in China Hedda MORRISON Writing the titles on a Chinese work of several volumes Hedda MORRISON Pewter was used in the manufacture of many household utensils Hedda MORRISON Ch'i Pai Shih and his young family Hedda MORRISON A carpet weaver at work Hedda MORRISON The scroll mounters Hedda MORRISON A sweet-maker who blew molten toffee into a wonderful variety of shapes Hedda MORRISON Casting iron cooking pots at foundries to the west of Peking Hedda MORRISON One of the large carved marble slabs over which the emperor was carried during his visits to the Temple of the Imperial Ancestors Hedda MORRISON Painting was by no means an all male activity. There were many women artists Hedda MORRISON No title (Hua Shan Chasm) Hedda MORRISON No title (Pine tree above the Yellow River plain) Hedda MORRISON No title (Taoist priest) Hedda MORRISON