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A Mountain Retreat in Summer(detail)

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Appreciation of Dunhuang Fresco (Late Tang Dynasty)

Appreciation of Dunhuang Fresco (Late Tang Dynasty)
Commander Zhang Yichao Starting His Journey (Parital View)

Literati Painting

Literati Painting
The term refers to paintings by scholar officials and intellectuals, differentiating them from...

Flowers and Birds Painting

Flowers and Birds Painting
Flowers and Birds is a broad term used in a wide range. It includes flowers, bamboo, trees,...

Wang Meng, Yuan Dynasty
Ink and color on silk
149*63.5cm

Wang Meng was adept at painting complex landscapes and invented for this purpose the ox hair and the released-knot texture strokes. These curly, loose and flexible strokes help him model the rippling and zigzagging mountain masses and the lush vegetation. In this painting the waterfall in the distant mountain and the mountain stream in the middle ground and foreground are used to string together the scenes of summer mountain life and to portray the poet's life as a hermit. The stream in the middle section, the winding valley and the mottled ground implying scudding clouds are master strokes in the painting.

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