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Poem on Boating on the Qinhuai River

  • Dimensiones165.0 x 46.0 cm

mei qing (1623 – 1697)

Explore the landscapes & poetry of Mei Qing (1623-1697), a renowned Chinese painter known for his Yellow Mountain depictions & calligraphy. Discover 'yuangong' style art.

清 梅清 行書秦淮舟泛詩 軸 紙本 As an artist, Mei Qing is best remembered for his paintings, and the dramatic variations of ink tonality in this rare, purely calligraphic work reveal a painterly sensibility. The poem, also composed by Mei, relates the delights of boating in the evening with a friend on the Qinhuai River in Nanjing and celebrates the city’s vibrant night life, as reflected in the last line: “The flute music is hard to resist when intoxicated.” The poem may have been composed in the 1680s, when Mei visited his friend, the famous monk-artist Shitao (1642–1707), in Nanjing.

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