PROPERTY FROM THE COLLECTION OF PATRICIA AND PROFESSOR ROLAND WINSTON Zhao Zhiqian (1829-1884)Calligraphy in regular and running script Circular fan leaf, mounted and framed, ink on silk, inscribed and signed Zhao Zhiqian, with a dedication to Naiqing and one seal of the artist Zhao Huishu . 9¾ x 10in (24.6 x 25.4cm) 趙之謙 後漢書《儒林傳》 水墨絹本 扇面 鏡框 Provenance: Far East Fine Arts, San Francisco, California, May 2003 來源： 2003年5月購自美國加州舊金山遠東藝術中心 As stated in the artist's inscription, the text is excerpted from the Rulin zhuan chapter of the Hou Han Shu , a history of the Han dynasty written in the fifth century. Zhao Zhiqian's script style is strongly derived from that of the Northern Wei (386-534), with dramatic flaring strokes and sharp edges. The likely recipient of this fan is Yu Naiqing, a Hangzhou native who was close with Zhao Zhiqian.