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Landscape
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This seasonal landscape is from a set of four hanging scrolls by Ren Yu.
The Crossing of the Yangzi River
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Poet and Recluse Hanshan
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Willow and Magpie
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The Peach Blossom Spring
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Landscape Ink-Play
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Spring Mist over Jiangnan
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Two Horses
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Meditative Visit to a Mountain Retreat: In Picture and in Words
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Bamboo and Rock
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Tall Bamboo and Distant Mountains, after Wang Meng
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Ducks under Reeds
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The artist realistically represented that the Mandarin duck is a sexually dimorphic species, meaning males and females differ in appearance.
Seated Arhat with Two Attendants
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Arhat, or Luohan (in Chinese), were the disciples of the historical Buddha.
Miracle of the Dragon
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In the upper right, the historical Buddha, Shakyamuni, is seated in meditation for such a long time that birds have begun assembling twigs for a nest
Bamboo and Ducks by a Rushing Stream
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Listening to the Qin
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Children at Play
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Yang Guifei Leaving the Bath
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This painting relates to the legendary love story between Tang dynasty (AD 618–906) emperor Xuanzong and his consort, the beautiful Yang Guifei.
Water Buffalo and Herdboys
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Squirrels on the Chestnut Tree
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Songtian is known for his depictions of squirrels in a monochrome style characterized by crisp, decisive brushstrokes.
The Football Players
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Portrait of An Qi
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Swallow and Lotus
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Zhongli Quan Crossing the Ocean
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Zhongli Quan wears a girdle of leaves, a common Daoist immortal-recluse attribute.