Zhao Lin

Chinese

Artworks: 7

Maler der Tang-Pferde

Zhao Lin (赵霖) (12. Jahrhundert) stammte aus Luoyang (heute Luoyang, Henan) während der Jin-Dynastie. Seine genauen Geburts- und Sterbedaten sind unbekannt. Während der Regierungszeit von Kaiser Shizong der Jin diente er als Maler an der kaiserlichen Malakademie und war geschickt im Malen von Pferden und Menschen. The only surviving work of Zhao Lin is the handscroll "Six Steeds of Zhaoling," which is now housed in the Palace Museum. This scroll was created based on the stone carvings of the Six Steeds at Emperor Taizong's Zhaoling tomb from the Tang dynasty. The scroll is divided into six sections, each depicting a horse, accompanied by inscriptions praising them. These inscriptions were written by Zhao Bingwen, a calligrapher from the Jin dynasty.

Artworks by this artist (7 total)