Cammann, Schuyler V. "Chinese Mandarin Squares: Brief Catalogue of the Letcher Collection." The University Museum Bulletin 17, no. 3. (1953): 2-73.
Reference
- Object[31]
- yes[31]
- no[31]
- asian[31]
- mandarin square[31]
- china[31]
- qing dynasty[31]
- yongzheng[2]
- chinese[31]
- bamboo[7]
- bat[1]
- bats[13]
- bear[4]
- bell[3]
- blue flowers[1]
- book[1]
- canopy[3]
- chime[2]
- chou[1]
- conch[3]
- crab apple[3]
- crane[1]
- eight buddhist symbols[16]
- eight daoist immortal symbols[5]
- eight jewels[2]
- eight taoist symbols[2]
- fish[5]
- five bats[1]
- flowers[3]
- fungus[14]
- golden pheasant[2]
- jewels[1]
- leopard[1]
- li shui[31]
- lotus[5]
- lucky jewels[6]
- magnolia[3]
- mandarin duck[2]
- marigold[2]
- mystic knot[5]
- narcissus[8]
- pagoda[3]
- paradise flycatcher[3]
- pavilion[1]
- pearls[19]
- peonies[1]
- peony[7]
- persimmon[2]
- pine[2]
- pine tree[1]
- quail[2]
- rebus[5]
- rhinoceros horn[3]
- ruyi[4]
- scepter[1]
- shou[1]
- silver pheasant[6]
- sun[26]
- swastika[4]
- tree peony[2]
- umbrella[5]
- urn[2]
- vase[3]
- wheel of the law[5]
- wild goose[10]
- aniline dye[3]
- brocade[2]
- gold thread[24]
- ink[2]
- paint[2]
- satin[3]
- silk[29]
- silver thread[2]
- brocaded[2]
- buttonhole stitch[2]
- couched[16]
- couched filling stitch[2]
- embroidered[26]
- gold thread[2]
- ink[2]
- kesi[8]
- painted[2]
- pekinese stitch[2]
- peking knot[6]
- satin stitch[14]
- stem satin stitch[2]
- stem stitch[2]
- tapestry weave[6]
- yes[31]
