Lingmao ji 翎毛集 / Chang Shu-chi [Zhang Shuqi 張書旂], 1900-1957

Author given as Zhang Shizhong of Pujiang 浦江張世忠 on title page and in the colophon, but as Zhang Shuqi 張書旂 at the beginning of the main text.

1st ed. of Zhang Shuqi's 張書旂 (Shizhong 世忠, 1900-1957) Lingmao ji 翎毛集, published in 1929. The book is a study of ornithological illustration, depicting a great number of birds in different settings. The book was intended as a textbook.

Zhang Zixiang xiansheng ketu huagao 張子祥先生課徒畫稿 / Zhang Xiong 張熊, 1803-1886

Painting textbook compiled by the Qing-dynasty painter Zhang Xiong 張熊/張子祥. The book is organized into four volumes: Volume One covers spring floral techniques, including methods for painting 11 types of flowers such as orchids and apricot blossoms; Volume Two focuses on summer and autumn floral techniques, encompassing methods for 7 types of flowers including pomegranate blossoms and lily-of-the-valley; Volume Three integrates techniques for all seasons, while Volume Four focuses exclusively on fish, birds, insects, and techniques for hanging scrolls and album leaves. As one of the “Three Masters of Shanghai,” Zhang Xiong emphasized imitative practice in his instructional manual, establishing a traditional painting teaching system through thematic demonstrations.