Vintage Met Museum Chinese Art Print Lot of 3 Chang Tse-tuan Ming Dynasty China

For sale is, a lot of three vintage color prints on paper from a portfolio of details published by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, after Chang Tse-tuan (Zhang Zeduan), reproducing details from the Museum’s Ming dynasty (1368-1644 A.D.) of the famous Chinese scroll “The Spring Festival on the River,” credited to Albert Carman, comprising plate 5 “Wall and Water Gate” depicting a stone city wall with an arched water gate through which a small boat with two figures is passing and two seated figures on the bank nearby, plate 8 “Part of a City Wall and Gate” depicting a tiered, stepped city wall rising along a hillside with a red-roofed pavilion and flagpole flying a banner, and plate 9 “Bridge and Festival Boat” depicting a curved stone bridge with a red-columned pavilion above and a festival boat with a dragon-headed prow carrying passengers passing beneath the arch, each print measuring approximately 9 x 12 inches on paper with some edge wear and light tearing to the sheet margins consistent with age as seen in the photos, while the printed images themselves appear bright and intact; sold unframed as shown.