Butterflies from Life (赵昌写生蛱蝶图卷)
Song dynasty painters trusted their eyes. Zhao Chang is the name most often attached to that faith. His handscroll Butterflies from Life is a small, exact…
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Song dynasty painters trusted their eyes. Zhao Chang is the name most often attached to that faith. His handscroll Butterflies from Life is a small, exact…
Butterflies from Life (赵昌写生蛱蝶图卷) Read More »
Before there was a Southern School of Chinese landscape, there was Dong Yuan. His scroll Xiao and Xiang Rivers is one of the works that started it. Everyth…
Xiao and Xiang Rivers (董源潇湘图卷) Read More »
A Tang dynasty court painter left us one of the clearest windows we have into the lives of aristocratic women more than a thousand years ago. Zhou Fang pai…
Court Ladies Waving Fans (周昉挥扇仕女图卷) Read More »
A handscroll from the Song dynasty. The Palace Museum holds it among the paintings of its collection, and the image here is reproduced with the museum’s cre
Gathering Ferns (李唐采薇图卷) Read More »
A hanging scroll from the Song dynasty. The Palace Museum holds it among the paintings of its collection, and the image here is reproduced with the museum’s
Eagle on the Maple, Eyeing a Pheasant (李迪枫鹰雉鸡图轴) Read More »
A handscroll from the Song dynasty. The Palace Museum holds it among the paintings of its collection, and the image here is reproduced with the museum’s cre
Vimalakirti Preaching (李唐维摩演教图卷) Read More »
A handscroll from the Northern Song dynasty (960-1127). The Palace Museum holds it among the paintings of its collection, and the image here is reproduced w
Autumn Colors along Rivers and Mountains (赵伯驹江山秋色图卷) Read More »
A hanging scroll from the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368). The Palace Museum holds it among the paintings of its collection, and the image here is reproduced with
Ge Zhichuan Moving to the Mountains (王蒙葛稚川移居图轴) Read More »
A handscroll from the Yuan dynasty (1271-1368). The Palace Museum holds it among the paintings of its collection, and the image here is reproduced with the
Two Horses (任仁发二马图卷) Read More »
A handscroll from the Song dynasty, devoted to herding. The Palace Museum holds it among the paintings of its collection, and the image here is reproduced w
A Copy of Wei Yan’s Herding Painting (李公麟仿韦偃牧放图卷) Read More »