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Tao Quan & Ma Hongzeng — Jiangsu Art Museum Correspondence Archive

Tao Quan & Ma Hongzeng — Jiangsu Art Museum Correspondence Archive

Artist Correspondence Archive
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A twelve-page group of institutional and personal correspondence connected with calligrapher and painter Tao Quan, art historian Ma Hongzeng and the working life of Jiangsu Art Museum. The source states that six pages are letters by Tao Quan; together the papers form a compact documentary archive of exhibition, research and museum administration.

Format: Twelve paper pages.

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

Material: Handwritten and typed paper correspondence.

Provenance: attributed to the former collection of Jiangsu Art Museum.

Dimensions: Not specified.

Edition / signature: One source-attributed archive; six pages are described as Tao Quan letters. No edition or numbering stated.

Condition: graded 8/10.

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

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