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An Ch’i Shêng in Oriental Alchemy
A long-bearded man with a small cap stands before a carved architectural corner carrying a leafy flowering branch. The printed caption identifies An Ch’i Shêng in the book’s account of Chinese alchemical traditions.
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Illustrator not identified. "An Ch’i Shêng in Oriental Alchemy" [editorial title]. In Oriental Alchemy, Masumi Chikashige; English translation by Nobuji Sasaki; sword-forging drawings by Masahiro Tasaki. 1936 English version, Alchemy and Other Chemical Achievements of the Ancient Orient. Translation note credits Nobuji Sasaki; the earlier preface credits sword-forging drawings to Masahiro Tasaki. Western alchemy material was omitted and other passages revised or supplemented., 1936, Rokakuho Uchida. Source scan leaf 31. Lumitheca. /gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0547-0031
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Illustrator not identified. An Ch’i Shêng in Oriental Alchemy. Oriental Alchemy. Scan leaf 31. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0547-0031