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Chen Daluo — Calligraphy Research Papers with Handwritten Corrections

Chen Daluo — Calligraphy Research Papers with Handwritten Corrections

Annotated Research Archive
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A forty-eight-page research archive supplied by calligrapher, scholar and connoisseur Chen Daluo to a Nanjing maritime-history research association. The source notes a small number of handwritten corrections by Chen, adding an authorial layer to this compact group of articles and reference papers.

Format: Forty-eight paper pages.

Date: Post-1949; exact date not supplied by the source.

Material: Printed research papers with source-attributed handwritten corrections.

Provenance: attributed to the former collection of a Nanjing Zheng He research association.

Dimensions: Not specified.

Edition / signature: One source-attributed archive with limited handwritten corrections; no edition, signature or numbering stated.

Condition: graded 9/10.

Papers, corrections, authorship or provenance: unverified. Purchase transfers the physical papers only; no copyright or reproduction rights are included.

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