Figure 4. Qiu Ti, Flower , 1933. Lost and presumed destroyed. From Pang, Storm Society and Post-Storm Art Phenomenon , 35. Courtesy of the Schudy Archives at The Li Ching Cultural and Educational Foundation. More

Figure 5. Qiu Ti, Untitled , 1933. Lost and presumed destroyed. Reproduction from photographic review of the Second Annual Storm Society Exhibition in Shidai huabao 5, no. 1 (1933). Image in the public domain. More

Figure 20. Gold dinar of Muhammad II (r. 1463–1482), minted in Muhammadabad/Bidar, 1473. Diam. 10.5 mm. [images not to scale]. Knot symbol in lower left of obverse ( left ). Photograph: American Numismatic Society 0000.999.22920. More

Figure 8. Pang Xunqin (Chinese, 1906–1985), Son of the Earth , 1934. Original destroyed by the artist, black-and-white reproduction from a photographic review of the Storm Society's annual exhibition. Dazhong huabao 12 (October 1934): 22. Image in the public domain. More

art from the Ching Wan Society collections) (Taibei Shi: Chang Foundation of Art, 1998), 78, fig. 7. More

Collection, Gift of Leonard A. Lauder, 2016, 2016.237.33. Photograph: © 2017 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris. ( Above ) An exemplary sheet from the Ishiyama Folia : page from the Tsurayuki Collection II , ca. 1112. Ink, collaged papers, metallic paints, vegetable dyes, gold and silver More

Collection, Gift of Leonard A. Lauder, 2016, 2016.237.33. Photograph: © 2017 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris. ( Above ) An exemplary sheet from the Ishiyama Folia : page from the Tsurayuki Collection II , ca. 1112. Ink, collaged papers, metallic paints, vegetable dyes, gold and silver More