7https://emuseum.cornell.edu/internal/media/dispatcher/107922/fullCrabs1952[Qi Baishi]Qi BaishiHanging scroll: ink on paperFour crabs crawling on an empty background; three are on the lower half of the painting and one on the upper half. Note the inscription by the artist. "At the age of eighty-eight, the old man Baishi obtained this fine paper and delightfully dashed this off."Paintingshttps://emuseum.cornell.edu/objects/717/rdfhttps://emuseum.cornell.edu/internal/media/dispatcher/92922/fullPortrait of Lin Daiyu, heroine of "The Dream of the Red Chamber"early 20th century[Qi Baishi]Qi BaishiHanging scroll: ink and colors on paperA female figure is dressed in a wide-sleeved, trailing robe and a shoulder cape made of leaves. She is holding a hoe; a basket of flowers is placed behind her. Signature and seal of the artist on the lower right. According to the HFJ Handbook (1998), this is a portrait of Lin Daiyu, a heroine from the 18th century popular novel "Dream of the Red Chamber", at a particular moment in the story.Paintingshttps://emuseum.cornell.edu/objects/37735/rdfPrints of Paintings by Ch'i Pai-shih/Qi Baishi20th century[Qi Baishi]Qi BaishiColors on paperThere are not 65 in this bundle (40 pcs counted on 11/15/1993), some are missing and they are not individual, unique prints, but multiple copies of about six different prints. This is one of two such "sets" (80.112.01-065 is identical) --very much of a muchness. Probably produced by the Jung Pao Chai Studio in Beijing. (See original packing box).Printshttps://emuseum.cornell.edu/objects/14031/rdfPrints of Paintings by Ch'i Pai-shih/Qi BaishiCent.[Qi Baishi, Qi Baishi]Qi BaishiColors on paperThe 65 are not individual, unique prints, but multiple copies of about six different prints. This is one of two such "sets" (80.111.01-065 is identical) --very much of a muchness. Produced by the Jung Pao Chai Studio in Beijing.Printshttps://emuseum.cornell.edu/objects/14032/rdfSet of Letter Paper; fourteen sheets[Qi Baishi]Qi BaishiReproduced and printed by Yun Pao Chai, a Peking firm.Printshttps://emuseum.cornell.edu/objects/33573/rdfSet of Letter Paper; seven sheets[Qi Baishi]Qi BaishiReproduced and printed by Yun Pao Chai, a Peking firm.Printshttps://emuseum.cornell.edu/objects/11200/rdfSet of Letter Paper; sixteen sheets[Qi Baishi]Qi BaishiReproduced and printed by Yun Pao Chai, a Peking firm.Printshttps://emuseum.cornell.edu/objects/11202/rdf