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Lakeside Pavilion

The Walters Art Museum

What looks natural may be a landscape garden on a grand scale--with a palace-like structure in the distance and an elaborate pavilion on the shore, wh

River-scape

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Scholar's Garden Party

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A scholar (that is, an idealized educated bureaucrat) ladles wine into a cup while sitting at a low stone table on which rest a brush, inkstone, books

After the Banquet

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Paintings of flowers, vegetables, and insects were produced in China as early as the Song dynasty (960-1279), and a school of painters in Pi-ling, not

Mountain Landscape with Scholar in a Pavilion and Two Figures Approaching

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A sage and his servant make their way to a retreat in the mountains. Some of the sounds they hear come from the brook behind them.

The Orchid Pavilion Gathering

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In 353, forty-two high officials who were also poets gathered at the Orchid Pavilion to celebrate a spring festival.

Chung K'uei and a Procession of Demons

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The first paintings of Chung K'uei were executed in the 8th century, when the emperor called upon his court painter to depict a dream he had abou

The Nymph of the Lo River

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A famous 4th-century poem describing the poet's vision of a river goddess has been written out in its entirety.

Mountain Landscape

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This is the countryside as it ought to be: at lower right a man sits on the riverbank grasping a fish, his sandals beside him; in the distance, boys r

Mountain Landscape

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The angular brush strokes and bold composition of this painting are hallmarks of the professional Zhe [Che] school painters.

Autumn Landscape in Blue-and-Green Style

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Two sages cross a bridge. In the distance are an elaborate pavilion and a tall waterfall partially shrouded in mist.

Album of 16 Paintings

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This album of 16 paintings by artists active in Shanghai during the 1860s and 1870s is dedicated to the original owner, Mr. Xu Hongting.

Wang Xianzhi [Wang Hsien-Chih] and Two Wives Among Willows and Rocks

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A man in scholar's robes approaches two women--all of them unidentified, though one cataloguer thought they were a famous 4th-century calligraphe

Spring Morning at Dongting Lake

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A skillful but unidentifiable artist has evoked the style of a master of the Song [Sung] Dynasty.

Garden Recreations

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In the yard, a boy lights a firecracker as others either make music or huddle together.

Barbarians and Envoys Bring Tribute to the Emperor

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This handscroll, in the style of the 12th-13th century, is said to depict envoys from the territories around China's periphery bringing tribute t

Sages in a Winter Landscape

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The artist has adopted the choppy individual style of brushwork developed in the 18th century by Huang Shen, one of the "Yangzhou Eccentrics.&quo

Lady Boating in a Lotus Pond

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Above the beautiful woman at bottom center in this delicately painted landscape are a willow tree, a fancy mist-shrouded garden pavilion, and towering