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Chen Huan
Mountain landscape (山 水) 1582
ink on silk
108.0 × 31.3 cm (image)
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Purchased, 1956
Photo: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
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Place/s of Execution
China
Inscription
inscribed in brush and ink (in image) u.c.l.: 壬午秋日陳煥 冩
stamped in red u.c.l.: 陳 焕 / (...illleg.) 印
inscribed in brush and ink on reverse u.l.: 陳堯峰山 水真蹟立軸, 顧齊寶藏
Accession Number
1716-D4
Department
Asian Art
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Physical description
This landscape depicts rising towering peaks surrounded by mist created by the blank surface of the silk. At the bottom and beginning of the landscape, a scholar is riding a horse followed by two attendants carrying his luggage. They are travelling towards his home and a servant is opening the gate waiting for them. In the mountain near the top of the landscape are temples. The landscape of mountains and trees is painted [written] with very spontaneous and expressive calligraphic brushstrokes, in the tradition of scholar-amateur or literati paintings.