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Wangchuan Villa, dated 1711. Creator: Wang Yuanqi
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Wangchuan Villa, dated 1711. Creator: Wang Yuanqi
Wangchuan Villa, dated 1711. Retreat of the poet, musician, and landscape painter Wang Wei (699-759). Qing dynasty (1644-1911)
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Estate Handscrol Ink And Color On Paper Qing Dynasty Quing Dynasty Remote Retreat Rocky Sampan Scroll Shaanxi Villa Wang Xian Letterbox Format Wang Yuanqi
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This print showcases the serene beauty of Wangchuan Villa, a retreat that dates back to 1711. Created by the talented poet, musician, and landscape painter Wang Wei during the Qing dynasty, this masterpiece captures the essence of Chinese heritage art. The image depicts a panoramic view of this remote estate nestled in Shaanxi province. In this letterbox format handscroll, ink and color on paper bring to life the stunning scenery surrounding the villa. The rocky landscape is complemented by lush gardens and tranquil waterways where boats gracefully glide along. A sampan can be seen transporting people across these picturesque waters. Amidst this idyllic setting stands an elegant building exterior that exudes traditional Chinese architecture. Its intricate design reflects the rich cultural heritage of China's past centuries. A lone figure can be spotted in the distance, adding a sense of scale to this vast landscape. This male protagonist could very well be Wang Wei himself, finding solace in nature as he seeks inspiration for his artistic pursuits. Preserved at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this remarkable artwork transports viewers back to 18th-century China. It serves as a testament to both Wang Yuanqi's exceptional talent and his appreciation for capturing not only physical landscapes but also emotions through his brushstrokes. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing scene captured by Wang Yuanqi's skilled hands, we are reminded of China's profound connection with its natural surroundings and how it continues to inspire artists throughout history.
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