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Gu Fang

(Chinese, active early 18th century)

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Object Details

Artist

Gu Fang

Date

1721

Medium

Hanging scroll: with colophon sheets top and bottom ink and colors on silk

Dimensions

Image: 34 3/8 × 19 5/8 inches (87.3 × 49.9 cm)

Credit Line

Gift of Daniel Weitzner

Object
Number

83.051

Gu Fang was a professional painter from Huating, Jiangsu province and a protégé of the master Wang(…)

Gu Fang was a professional painter from Huating, Jiangsu province and a protégé of the master Wang Hui, with whom he served as a court artist in the imperial painting studio. Gu counted as a prominent member of the team of artists, led by Wang Hui, who collaborated on a series of handscrolls documenting the emperor Kangxi’s southern inspection tour. Here Gu paints in the blue-green style that harkens back to Tang-dynasty landscape painting.

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