The artist of this Chinese painting is unknown. According to The Metropolitan Museum of Art, where it is held but not on view, it is a copy after Han Gan, an artist who was working between 742 and 756.
It has to be admitted that my alteration of the image from an old Corel CD of ancient Asian art, is brighter. I like it better that way. So sue me! On the other hand, the original, which was painted on silk with ink and colour during the Northern Song dynasty (960–1127) and inscribed with calligraphy by Emperor Huizong, is so old that perhaps the original was as bright as my interpretation!
Take care and keep laughing!
I love Chinese artwork….this is delicious and yes, I like what you have done…..Keep smiling dear Sarah:)x
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Bless you, Janet. Hope you’re continuing to smile. 🙂
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Oh yes:):)
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It looks fabulous. Thanks Sarah!
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Much thanks, sweet Olga!
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Its simplicity and folk-like style. I also love the calligraphy!
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Looks great Sarah whether tinkered with or not!
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Ta muchly, Jane!
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Looks wonderful Sarah – the lighting and colors are a great combination.
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I’m so glad you think so, Mary.
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