Imitative Classic Landscape (album leaves)
Wang Jian (1598 – 1677)
Explore los serenos paisajes de Wang Jian (1598-1677), maestro de la pintura china durante la dinastía Qing. Conocido por su estilo influenciado por Dong Yuan, sus obras evocan una belleza clásica.
Long Museum West Bund (Shanghái, República Popular China)
El Museo Long West Bund ofrece una impresionante colección artística con enfoque en diseño arquitectónico vanguardista y una visión innovadora sobre la cultura china. Explora sus espacios excepcionales y descubre nuevas perspectivas.
Wang Jian, also known by his courtesy name Yuanzhao, and his literary names Xiangbi and Ranxiang’anzhu, was born in Taicang. He was the great-grandson of Wang Shizhen. Being a juren (a second degree graduate or a successful candidate in the Provincial Examination), he served as Governor of Lianzhou in the reign of Emperor Chongzhen. He refused to assume any position in the government in the Qing Dynasty. Specializing in landscape, Wang was influenced by Dong Qichang and heavily employed the styles in the Song and Yuan periods. His paintings are grand with a touch of ancient elegance, and his use of ink and brush is meticulous, refined and graceful. He was renowned as one of the “Four Wangs” – the four outstanding landscape painters in the early Qing dynasty – along with Wang Shimin, Wang Hui, and Wang Yuanqi.
Sobre esta obra
- Título: Imitative Classic Landscape (album leaves)
- Artista: Wang Jian
- Formato: Portrait
- Estado de derechos de autor: Dominio público
- Ubicación: Long Museum West Bund
- Paleta de colores: Neutrals
- Intensidad del color: Balanced
