Landscape late 15th century Unidentified The individual responsible for this painting, executed in ink with touches of light color wash, was clearly influenced by Chinese Song-dynasty ink landscape paintings, as were many Japanese artists of the Muromachi period. The landscape is of a monumental type more closely associated with the Northern Song (960-1127) than the Southern Song (1127-1279), although the model could also have been a work of the early Ming dynasty (1368-1644) from a Japanese temple collection. There is a clear distinction between foreground, middle ground, and far distance, arranged with a hilly foreground from which a path and bridge lead to a middle ground with trees and a small mountain; a hint of a band of mist precedes the wall of cliffs and mountains that make up the distant ground. Architectural structurestemples or villagesare tucked away among the rocks and trees, and ink dots applied for vegetation, along with scattered axe-cut strokes typical of Chinese ac

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Landscape late 15th century Unidentified The individual responsible for this painting, executed in ink with touches of light color wash, was clearly influenced by Chinese Song-dynasty ink landscape paintings, as were many Japanese artists of the Muromachi period. The landscape is of a monumental type more closely associated with the Northern Song (960-1127) than the Southern Song (1127-1279), although the model could also have been a work of the early Ming dynasty (1368-1644) from a Japanese temple collection. There is a clear distinction between foreground, middle ground, and far distance, arranged with a hilly foreground from which a path and bridge lead to a middle ground with trees and a small mountain; a hint of a band of mist precedes the wall of cliffs and mountains that make up the distant ground. Architectural structurestemples or villagesare tucked away among the rocks and trees, and ink dots applied for vegetation, along with scattered axe-cut strokes typical of Chinese ac

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