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Landscape After Xia Gui

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Painted in ink on paper by Arnold Chang (Zhang Hong; b. 1954), this hanging scroll represents a mountainous landscape with a lake, river, or other body of water in the immediate foreground. Titled "Landscape after Xia Gui," the painting recalls the diagonally composed, misty landscapes painted by Xia Gui (active c. 1195–1224), one of the great masters of landscape painting during the Southern Song period (1127–1279). Located in the upper right corner, the artist’s short inscription and signature read "Dinghai chunyue Zhang Hong hua;" this text can be translated as “Painted [by] Zhang Hong [in the] early spring [of the] dinghai [year].” (The cyclical dinghai year corresponds to 2007.)
Department of Asian Art Arnold Chang New York (2007) gift; to the Harvard Art Museums. Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Gift of Arnold and Jr-jye Chang in memory of Chu-tsing Li
Title: Landscape After Xia Gui
Description:
Painted in ink on paper by Arnold Chang (Zhang Hong; b.
1954), this hanging scroll represents a mountainous landscape with a lake, river, or other body of water in the immediate foreground.
Titled "Landscape after Xia Gui," the painting recalls the diagonally composed, misty landscapes painted by Xia Gui (active c.
1195–1224), one of the great masters of landscape painting during the Southern Song period (1127–1279).
Located in the upper right corner, the artist’s short inscription and signature read "Dinghai chunyue Zhang Hong hua;" this text can be translated as “Painted [by] Zhang Hong [in the] early spring [of the] dinghai [year].
” (The cyclical dinghai year corresponds to 2007.
).

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