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      The Colors of Mount Taihang

      Wang Hui was born to a family of professional painters who gave him his early training. In his late teens, Wang was discovered by the prominent scholar-painters Wang Jian and Wang Shimin—both former pupils of the towering Dong Qichang—who trained him using their own significant collections of old master paintings. Wang Hui’s early education had prepared him to be a professional painter—a fine existence but one of low status. Under the elder Wangs’ tutelage, he jumped into a different social stratum, where he rubbed shoulders with the most respected men in the realm and eventually painted for the emperor himself. This painting, one of Wang’s early breakthroughs as a landscapist, is inscribed by his mentor Wang Shimin.

      Wang Hui (1632 – 1717)

      Wang Hui (1632-1717) was a leading Chinese landscape painter of the Four Wangs, known for his mastery of traditional styles & copying ancient masters like Li Cheng and Huang Gongwang. Explore his serene scenes of mountains, rivers, and atmospheric be

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