Includes the following:
Shina Meika Houkan (The Pageant of Chinese Painting), Otsuka-Kogeisha, 15 October 1936. 1 Pamphlet and 6 Books (incomplete).
Eikou Lyuushin (Stay True Forever), Watanabe Shinpo, Otsuka-Kogeisha, 5 December 1930.
Bitang Xiansheng Huaguan (Paintings by Tanabe Tamesaburou), 1928.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 1, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, April 1920.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 2, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, July 1920.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 3, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, September 1920.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 4, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, November 1920.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 5, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, January 1921.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 6, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, May 1921.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 7, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, unknown dates.
Meihin Souran: Touyou Geijutsu (A Survey of Famous Oriental Art Works) Vol.I No. 8, Bijutsu Shiryou Kankoukai, January 1923.
Satou Ryou, Shina Meika no Kanshou (Appreciating Famous Chinese Paintings), Teikoku Kyouyikukai Shupanbu, 20 December 1941.

Mr Y.K. Shukla was born in 1907 in Porbander, Gujarat, India and studied drawing and painting in Bombay. He received the Meyo Medal, the highest award for an art student in India; then, in 1934, he moved to Italy to study at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Rome, where he graduated with honours in 1939.
In 1947, Shukla won a scholarship from the Indian government to study Chinese painting at the National Institute of Fine Arts in Beijing. Whilst in Beijing, he studied under the internationally celebrated artist Xu Beihong, got to know several Chinese artists, and visited private collections of Chinese paintings owned by collectors and artists. Shukla became close friends with Qi Baishi, Xu Beihong and other Chinese artists of the 20th century. With their advice, Shukla assembled a fine collection of modern Chinese paintings, including the current lot. Christie's is honoured to present the family collection of Mr Shukla, including several calligraphy, paintings, letters, photos of the artist, and art books signed by many painters and scholars during his time in China. Most of the collections were acquired directly from the artists as gifts, showing the deep friendship between Mr Shukla and the artists. Through their interaction, the collection depicts the historical context of artistic exchanges between China and India in the first half of the 20th century.