Zhang Fuqu Jiangxian Fang Fan
The fan is ink, and the medium decides the pace. Ink and colour on silk or paper ask to be read slowly, the eye led rather than struck.
Zhang Fuqu Jiangxian Fang Fan Read More »
The fan is ink, and the medium decides the pace. Ink and colour on silk or paper ask to be read slowly, the eye led rather than struck.
Zhang Fuqu Jiangxian Fang Fan Read More »
The handscroll is landscape painting, and the medium decides the pace. Ink and colour on silk or paper ask to be read slowly, the eye led rather than struc…
Li Shida’s Landscape Scroll Read More »
The hanging scroll is ink, and the medium decides the pace. Ink and colour on silk or paper ask to be read slowly, the eye led rather than struck.
Dong Bangda’s painting “Hongli Summer Summer in the Shade of Pines” Read More »
This object is a ink, the Chinese picture made to be unrolled or unpinned a section at a time rather than seen all at once. the Imperial painter’s hand tha…
Qi Baishi Pumpkin Mantis Mirror Heart Read More »
The album leaf is landscape painting, and the medium decides the pace. Ink and colour on silk or paper ask to be read slowly, the eye led rather than struc…
Jiang Song’s landscape fan page Read More »
The album leaf is ink, and the medium decides the pace. Ink and colour on silk or paper ask to be read slowly, the eye led rather than struck.
Qi Baishi radish and water chestnut fan leaf Read More »
This fan is a ink, the Chinese picture made to be unrolled or unpinned a section at a time rather than seen all at once. the Imperial painter’s hand that m…
Chen Chun’s Bamboo and Stone Narcissus Fan Read More »
The handscroll is ink, and the medium decides the pace. Ink and colour on silk or paper ask to be read slowly, the eye led rather than struck.
Qiu Ying’s Return to Fen Picture Scroll Read More »
This hanging scroll is a ink, the Chinese picture made to be unrolled or unpinned a section at a time rather than seen all at once. the Imperial painter’s…
Li Shizhuo Gao Tu Jingshe scroll Read More »
The hanging scroll is ink, and the medium decides the pace. Ink and colour on silk or paper ask to be read slowly, the eye led rather than struck.
Dong Bangda’s scroll painting of Sanxitang Read More »