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The Eight Immortals
The Walters Art Museum
Zhu Wenxin has painted the standard group of eight immortals, all of them people who have lived in historical times and have acquired magical powers.
Garden with Pavilion
The Walters Art Museum
This exquisite fan painting, presented to the Qianlong [Ch'ien-lung] emperor, probably depicts a real spot in the environs of Beijing, the capita
Orchids
The Walters Art Museum
Jin Liying [Chin Li-ying] writes on her image of delicately rendered orchids that she has difficulty painting this subject, because her mind is consum
Mountain Trees after Rain
The Walters Art Museum
Wang Xuehao [Wang Hsüeh-hao], famous in the early decades of the 19th century, painted this landscape in the manner of the orthodox master Wang Hui (1
Calligraphy in Cursive Script
The Walters Art Museum
Shen Zengzhi was an administrator, historian, poet, and calligrapher with a highly individual style.
Landscape with a Lone Figure Contemplating a Waterfall
The Walters Art Museum
Dong Bangda, a high official at the court of the Qianlong emperor (1736-95), was responsible, among other things, for cataloguing the imperial collect
Spring Landscape
The Walters Art Museum
Ho I was ethnically a Manchu, like the Kangxi emperor (reigned 1662-1722), to whom the artist presented this fan.
Lilies and Butterflies
The Walters Art Museum
The lily nourishes the butterfly, just as mothers nourish sons.
Morning Boat Jam
The Walters Art Museum
The boatmen fight their way through a water gate in the city of Suchou. In the 17th century, paintings of such everyday subjects were rare.
Spring Morning in the Han Palace
The Walters Art Museum
This is a copy of a famous handscroll (in the National Palace Museum, Taipei, Taiwan) by the Ming-dynasty artist Qiu Ying [Ch'iu Ying].
Calligraphy
The Walters Art Museum
Using clerical script, Wang writes: Shadowed by clouds, though with hope of surmounting them Facing the sun, though without the heart to reach toward
Calligraphy
The Walters Art Museum
Using clerical script, Wang writes: Shadowed by clouds, though with hope of surmounting them Facing the sun, though without the heart to reach toward
Traveling on a Raft
The Walters Art Museum
Chang Ch'ien, a minister of the 2nd century BC., is said to have sailed up the Yellow River, past the paradise of the Queen Mother of the West, a
Old Man of the Southern Pole
The Walters Art Museum
This painting depicts "nan ji lao ren [nan chi lao jen]," the symbol of longevity, accompanied by a friend and servant, offering incense to
Under the Pine
The Walters Art Museum
Standing in one corner of the picture, surrounded by angularly-brushed tree and rock, a scholar faces mist and gushing water.
Man with Scroll and Attendant
The Walters Art Museum
Mountain Landscape with Figures
The Walters Art Museum
Drinking Party
The Walters Art Museum
Mountain Landscape with Cascade and Houses
The Walters Art Museum
Mountain and River Landscape with Boatmen
The Walters Art Museum
Pheasants, Rock, Tree Peonies, and Hydrangeas
The Walters Art Museum
Pheasants, Camelias and Plum-blossoms
The Walters Art Museum
The Eight Immortals
The Walters Art Museum
Winter Landscape
The Walters Art Museum