Description Uyghurs on a hunting expedition (Huihu youlie tu). Horizontal scroll. Ink and colours on silk. Inscribed Zhao Mengfu and sealed Dade zhi bao, qishu guhua, le qin shu yi xiao you, Guangxu sanshisi nian qiyue ershi ri mai wu zhuzhen shuizai hui Aomen (Charity sales event for Macau flood victims in the 34th year of Guangxu), momoren, Chendong xiru, Da Ming Anchu Zhi Yong jiangjun zhi zhang, Baishi weng (Shen Zhou, 1427–1509), Shenshi Qi‘nan (Shen Zhou), da xueshi yin, Taishi zongbo (Dong Qichang, 1555–1636). European wooden box. E. A. Voretzsch particularly appreciated this cross roll. After he acquired it in Macao in 1908, it was exhibited in Hamburg in 1913 and in Kristiania (Oslo) in 1919. In the two unpictured "guides" to the exhibitions, the text on this scroll is by far longer than the entries on the other paintings. He believed the seals of the Yuan Emperor Chengzong and a Ming general and in 1913 said: "It is thus one of the few pictures which also by their pedigree make their authenticity probable." He took the cross scroll with him to his ambassadorial post in Tokyo, where he had a huge book (58.5 x 45.7 cm) with the title printed in three languages (German, Japanese, English) by the renowned art book publisher Ôtsuka Kogeisha 大塚巧藝社 in 1932 to accompany his collection of Chinese paintings. Three scenes from the Uighur transverse scroll, the title and the signature of the transverse scroll are depicted here. In 1942 Voretzsch was still preoccupied with the artist Zhao Mengfu, and he corresponded with the German sinologist Otto Franke (1863-1946) about the painter`s relationship to Kublai Khan. His letter dated 22.10.1942 is attached.尺寸_1: Dimensions 26.8 x 180.5 cm出处: Provenance Collection Dr. Ernst Arthur Voretzsch (1868–1965), and thence by descent作者_1: Artist or Maker After Zhao Mengfu . Qing dynasty文献: Literature Published in Hamburg Museum of Arts and Crafts, guide through an exhibition from the collection of Dr. E. A. Voretzsch, Hamburg 1913, p. 40-41, no. 302, illustrated in Kunst-Industriemuseum Kristiania, Führer durch eine Ausstellung chinesischer Gemälde (Guide to an exhibition of Chinese paintings), [1919], p. 28-29, cat. no. 38, fig. 14, and in E. A. Voretzsch, Chinese Pictures, Tokyo 1932, no. 30