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Panorama

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This horizontally oriented wall scroll presents an up-close view of a mountainous landscape. Three series of peaks recede directly into the compositional space, one at the left edge, one in the center, and one at the right edge; mist-filled valleys separate the series of peaks. The valley at the viewer's left includes a waterfall that descends precipitously from the top of the composition to a mist-enshrouded area in the middleground, where it disappears from view; it re-emerges in the foreground, at the bottom of the composition. The mountain sides are steep and rocky, so that the few trees and scant other vegetation is limited mainly to the tops of the peaks. The painting is executed in ink on paper, using a very dry brush.
Department of Asian Art J.J. Lally & Co. New York sold April 2009 Sotheby's Hong Kong sold April 2009 M.K. Lau Collection Ltd. Hong Kong owner 1997-2009 Beatus Gallery Hong Kong sold 1996 Arnold Chang painted in Queens New York City 1996 Harvard Art Museums/Arthur M. Sackler Museum Gift of Mrs. Henry James by exchange
Title: Panorama
Description:
This horizontally oriented wall scroll presents an up-close view of a mountainous landscape.
Three series of peaks recede directly into the compositional space, one at the left edge, one in the center, and one at the right edge; mist-filled valleys separate the series of peaks.
The valley at the viewer's left includes a waterfall that descends precipitously from the top of the composition to a mist-enshrouded area in the middleground, where it disappears from view; it re-emerges in the foreground, at the bottom of the composition.
The mountain sides are steep and rocky, so that the few trees and scant other vegetation is limited mainly to the tops of the peaks.
The painting is executed in ink on paper, using a very dry brush.

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