Landscape

Zou Zhilin Chinese

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Nearly all of Zou Zhilin’s surviving paintings are rendered in a simplified, almost cartoonish combination of chunky lines and dots. Here, he uses this unusual idiom to describe a humble riverside village backed by distant mountains.

Landscape, Zou Zhilin (Chinese, 1574–ca. 1654), Folding fan mounted as an album leaf; ink on gold paper, China

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