Fu Baoshi (1904-1965)Lu Yu (733-804) Brewing Tea, 1963 Folding fan, ink and color on paper, inscribed by the artist and dated renyin and signed Baoshi , with an artist's seal Fu , the reverse of the fan calligraphy in regular script by Xu Zaohao (1880-1957) with a dedication to Zihe, as well as the bamboo frame which is carved and inscribed by Wu Hufan (1894-1968). 7 1/8 x 18in (18.2 x 47cm) 傅抱石 烹茶圖 設色紙本 成扇 一九六三年作 Published/出版: Teisuke Toda and Hiromitsu Ogawap. prehensive Illustrated Catalogue of Chinese Paintings , Third Series, Volume 1: American and Canadian Collections, University of Tokyo Press, 2013, A50-271, p.226 戶田禎佑、小川裕充，《中國繪畫總合圖錄》三編，第一卷，東京大學出版會，東京，2013年，A50-271，頁226 Little, Stephen, and J. May Lee Barrett. New Songs on Ancient Tunes: 19th-20th Century Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy from the Richard Fabian Collection , Honolulu: Honolulu Academy of Arts, 2007, pp.576-577 Little, Stephen, J. May Lee Barrett,《古調新歌：費立哲神父珍藏十九及二十世紀中國書畫》，檀香山藝術博物館，夏威夷，2007年，頁576-577 Exhibited/展覽: New Songs on Ancient Tunes , Honolulu Art Academy, Honolulu, Hawaii, August 30-October 28, 2007 《古調新歌：費立哲神父珍藏十九及二十世紀中國書畫》，檀香山藝術博物館，夏威夷，2007年8月30日至10月28日 Lu Yu was the author of the Chajing ( The Book of Tea ), the important Tang dynasty treatise that discussed all aspects of tea and tea drinking. In its day the book was widespread and contributed to the growing popularity of tea drinking. In the text, the author cites the importance of using the clean spring water, and here the artist places Lu Yu next to a flowing creek.