Mountain Scenery with Streams and Pavilions in the Style of Fan Kuan
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.
Wang Jian studied with the influential painter-theorist Dong Qichang. Under his guidance, Wang embarked on an intensive study of old master styles, eventually incorporating a broad view of painting history into his own personal style. In this work, Wang explores the manner of the great eleventh-century artist Fan Kuan, adopting the earlier master’s jagged contour lines and signature “raindrop” texture stroke to add a tactile quality to the rocky cliffs.
Sobre esta obra
- Título: Mountain Scenery with Streams and Pavilions in the Style of Fan Kuan
- Artista: Wang Jian
- Año: 1667
- Dimensiones originales: 86.0 x 45.0 cm
- Formato: Tall
- Estado de derechos de autor: Dominio público
- Periodo de creación: Qing Dynasty
- Contexto del corpus: qing dynasty aesthetics" , part of wang jian's oeuvre"
- Color predominante: Driftwood
- Palabras clave: gray tones landscape , ink and paper art , qing dynasty art


