Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州

© Michael Cherney

Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州

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Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州,

2012

Michael Cherney (Qiu Mai 秋麥), born 1969, New York, NY; active Beijing, China
2023-279

Information

Title
Ten Thousand Li of the Yangtze River: Yue Zhou 岳州
Dates

2012

Maker
Michael Cherney (Qiu Mai 秋麥)
Medium
Photographic handscroll: photographic ink on mica flecked xuan paper
Dimensions
l. 563 cm (221 5/8 in.)
Credit Line
Museum purchase, Mary Trumbull Adams Art Fund in honor of Cary Y. Liu, Class of 1978 and Graduate School Class of 1997
Object Number
2023-279
Place Made

Asia, China

Culture
American, Chinese
Period
modern Chinese styles and periods
Type
photographs, handscrolls
Subject
rivers

Collection of Michael Cherney, 2010–2023; acquired by the Princeton University Art Museum, 2023.

Yue Zhou 岳州

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