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Landscape in the style of Ma Wan

late 19th century

Not on view

Gu Yun was born in Suzhou but spent his mature artistic years in the vibrant arts community of late nineteenth-century Shanghai. Though some Shanghai painters at the time were experimenting with bold, loose styles, Gu produced many works that were relatively restrained and conservative. According to his inscription, he based this painting on the manner of the fourteenth-century painter Ma Wan, a somewhat obscure follower of Huang Gongwang.

Landscape in the style of Ma Wan, Gu Yun (1835–1896), Hanging scroll; ink on paper, China — Due to rights restrictions, this image cannot be enlarged, viewed at full screen, or downloaded.

清顧澐仿馬琬山水軸

Title: Landscape in the style of Ma Wan

Artist: Gu Yun (1835–1896)

Period: Qing dynasty (1644–1911)

Date: late 19th century

Culture: China

Medium: Hanging scroll; ink on paper

Dimensions: Image: 53 1/8 × 13 in. (135 × 33 cm)

Classification: Paintings

Credit Line: Lent by a private collection

Accession Number: L.2016.67.10

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