The Studio of Gratifying Discourse

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Steve museum object id: 683
Steve institution id: 4
Identifier: 98.61.2; oai:artsmia.org:12134; TMS:12134
Title: The Studio of Gratifying Discourse
Creator: Artist Unknown; Artist Unknown (China)
Created: 1797
Medium: Wood, ceramic tile stone, lacquer, <I>tai-hu<I> rocks; Wood, ceramic tile stone, lacquer, <I>tai-hu<I> rocks
Extent: 216 x 226 x 528 in. (548.64 x 574.04 x 1341.12 cm)
Credit line: Gift of Ruth and Bruce Dayton; Collection Minneapolis Institute of Arts; Gift of Ruth and Bruce Dayton
Type: Architecture; Architecture-Period Room
Accession number: 98.61.2
Amico object type: Architecture
Style: 18th century; Ch'ing dynasty
Culture: Asia, China, Jiangsu Province
Created earliest year: 1797
Created latest year: 1797
Spatial currentrepository: Minneapolis Institute of Arts (Minneapolis, MN, USA)
Identifier accession: 98.61.2
Spatial creationlocation: Asia, China, Jiangsu Province, Lake Tai
Spatial gallerylocation: On view at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, G216
Publisher: Minneapolis Institute of Arts

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