Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Solitary Azure Peak (Guqing feng 孤青峰), from Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Solitary Azure Peak (Guqing feng 孤青峰), from Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Penglai Peak (Penglai feng 蓬萊峰), from Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Penglai Peak (Penglai feng 蓬萊峰), from Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Solitary Azure Peak (Guqing feng 孤青峰), from Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Solitary Azure Peak (Guqing feng 孤青峰), from Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Penglai Peak (Penglai feng 蓬萊峰), from Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Penglai Peak (Penglai feng 蓬萊峰), from Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)

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Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊) ,

ca. 1701–05

Shitao 石濤, 1642–1707; born Guilin, China; died Yangzhou, China
Chinese
Qing dynasty, 1644–1912
y1967-17 a-d
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Asian Art website: Luo-Fu Mountains

Information

Title
Luo-Fu Mountains (Luo-Fu shan shuhua ce 羅浮山書畫冊)
Dates

ca. 1701–05

Maker
Shitao 石濤
Medium
Album of 4 leaves (kai); ink and color on paper
Credit Line
Gift of the Arthur M. Sackler Foundation
Object Number
y1967-17 a-d
Place Made

Asia, China

Culture
Chinese
Period
Qing
Type
paintings, albums, calligraphy (visual work), calligraphy (writing)
Subject
peaks (landform components), trees, landscapes (representations), Nature, figures (representations), mountains

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