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Huang Jun

(Chinese, 1775–1850)

Landscape after Zhao Mengfu, from an album of Landscapes After Old Masters

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Object Details

Artist

Huang Jun

Date

Qing dynasty, 5th Lunar Month of 1812

Medium

Album leaf: ink and colors on paper

Dimensions

12 1/4 x 7 inches (31.1 x 17.8 cm)

Credit Line

George and Mary Rockwell Collection

Object
Number

71.022.001

Huang Jun, from Suzhou, was a follower of the orthodox painters Huang Ding (1660-1730) and Wang Shim(…)

Huang Jun, from Suzhou, was a follower of the orthodox painters Huang Ding (1660-1730) and Wang Shimin (1592-1680). Many such artists consciously emulated the traditional literati aesthetic in their works. This album consists of twelve landscape paintings, each done in the manner of an earlier artist. The short inscription on this landscape states that the artist painted it in the style of the Yuan dynasty master, Ni Zan (1301-1374).

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