Landscapes after Tang Poems mid-17th century Sheng Maoye Sheng Maoye, a professional painter active in his native Suzhou, shows in his work a lively interest in the shifting atmospheric effects of landscapes in mist and rain or of clouds at twilight or dawn. In these album leaves, images suggested by couplets excerpted from Tang-dynasty (618-907) poems provided the springboard for the artist's imagination. Sheng's interest in exploring the descriptive potentials of monochrome inksometimes with the addition of pale colorsto suggest different states of atmospheric realism was shared by his contemporaries in the Nanjing area, including Fan Qi (1616-after 1694) and Gong Xian (1619-1689).. Landscapes after Tang Poems 72262

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Landscapes after Tang Poems mid-17th century Sheng Maoye Sheng Maoye, a professional painter active in his native Suzhou, shows in his work a lively interest in the shifting atmospheric effects of landscapes in mist and rain or of clouds at twilight or dawn. In these album leaves, images suggested by couplets excerpted from Tang-dynasty (618-907) poems provided the springboard for the artist's imagination. Sheng's interest in exploring the descriptive potentials of monochrome inksometimes with the addition of pale colorsto suggest different states of atmospheric realism was shared by his contemporaries in the Nanjing area, including Fan Qi (1616-after 1694) and Gong Xian (1619-1689).. Landscapes after Tang Poems 72262

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