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Many of China's good things have been lost abroad. If you think about it, we might be a big exporter of treasures. Sometimes I think that losing them might not be a bad thing. Who knows what they would look like if they were in our own hands? Would we still be able to see them today?

Chinese paintings in the Walters Art Museum

Qiu Ying (biography) Garden Recreation

151.5×79 cm Collection of the Walters Art Museum

Tang Yin, Wang Xianzhi, Xi Daomao, and Princess Xin'an (Idea)

Walters Art Museum

Tang Yin's Bride's Wedding Dress (Italy)

247.02×66.68 cm Collection of the Walters Art Museum

Su Hanchen's Lady Facing the Mirror

Walters Art Museum

Zhao Mengfu: Viewing Clouds in Autumn Forest (Ideology)

Walters Art Museum

Dai x Flowers and Birds Walters Art Museum Collection

Ma Zhen Eight Immortals 132×81.3 cm

Walters Art Museum

Ming Lan Ying's Pine and Eagle 150.5 × 88.6 cm

Walters Art Museum

Part of a Tang Dai Imitation of Ancient Landscape Album

Walters Art Museum

Part of the scroll of Wang Yuanqi's Recluse in the Mountains of Xi

Walters Art Museum

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