A Beautiful Group of Three Graduated Aragonite Scholar’s Rocks

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A Beautiful Group of Three Graduated Aragonite Scholar’s RocksOrigin: Probably Chinese or Possibly Japanese Period: Qing Dynasty (1644 1911) Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 1900 No. 1: 8. 75 x 5 No. 2: 10. 75 x 6. 5 No. 3: 13. 5 x 4. 5 (all at extremities) The graduated group of three aragonite, possibly zibowen, scholar's rocks or viewing stones, as representations of jagged mountain ranges showing peaks and furrows, each of crystalised calcium carbonate orange hued stone of botryoidal form and vertical

John James Heidegger

This artwork has a very certain and defined resonance in so much as we are left in awe of as much as what isn’t visible here as what is

attractively calligraphic

The estate named on the deed box reads “Trustees of Joseph Robinson Deceased”

By the early 19th century one's choice of carriage was only in part based on practicality and performance

and resplendently British

for example are not contenders so this appropriation

nature and essentially

Your Councillor & Friend ~ if you are not afriad (sic) to face facts reading will enlighten you on matters which at present may seem to be dark and ~ doubtfull ~

fabulous patina

chains such as those of the Forte family in England

the Paris salon

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