Peddler， a Yuan Dynasty（1279. 1368） hanging scroll by an unknown author， ink and golden lines on silk， 101.4cm×66.3cm， in the collection of Museum of Fine Arts， Boston.
It was previously believed to be a work of Song Dynasty painter Su Hanchen. But judged from the hair style of a child in the painting， it should be a production in the Yuan Dynasty. All kinds of commodities are available in the shelves. A peddler and a child stand face-to-face. It seems that the kid has already bought something， ready to leave with happiness. Delicately painted， it gives readers a sense of reality. Su Hanchen has produced several drawings on peddler. This painting is different from the one kept in the Palace Museum， Taipei.