Landscape on paper 32x21 P13
This dynamic calligraphy by Ming Dynasty master Dong Qichang flows with the energy of a leisurely stroll through nature. The fluid, running-cursive script spells out a poem about walking with a cane into the forest just as the morning mist clears to reveal distant mountains—a perfect thematic match for an artist famous for his landscape theories. Dong Qichang was essentially the ultimate art critic of 17th-century China; he created the 'Northern and Southern Schools' theory that influenced Chinese art history for hundreds of years. The bold, wet ink strokes dance across the textured surface, anchored by two striking red seals that mark the artist's identity.
- Technique
- Ink calligraphy
- Dimensions
- 32 x 21 cm
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