Literati Gathering: New Work by Wang Tiande

Volume one of a set of three; yellow covers with burnished design of clouds. Finely printed in ink and light colors, Bunpō’s illustrated books deliver visual anthologies of the ide...

Volume two of a set of three; yellow covers with burnished design of clouds. Finely printed in ink and light colors, Bunpō’s illustrated books deliver visual anthologies of the ide...

Volume three of a set of three; yellow covers with burnished design of clouds. Finely printed in ink and light colors, Bunpō’s illustrated books deliver visual anthologies of the i...

Korean folding screens often have six panels, like those painted in Japan; more characteristically, however, Korean screens boast eight, ten, or even twelve panels. In some cases, ...

Painted by Wang Jiqian ( better known in the West as C. C. Wang; 1907-2003), this wall scroll represents a mountain landscape. The tall mountain that rises along the painting's cen...

Painted on paper in ink and the relatively light shades of color that the literati painters of the Suzhou-based Wu School typically employed, this long handscroll presents a panora...

A royal prince, Yi Ha-ŭng was the father of King Ko-chong (r. 1864-1906), the last king of the Chosŏn dynasty (1392-1910). In addition to being an enlightened statesman, Yi was an ...

Square in section, this tall vase has a circular footring and a short, circular neck with lightly flaring walls. The vase is strongly archaistic in character, its shape deriving f...