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Landscape

Wang Xuehao Chinese

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As a youth, Wang Xuehao studied with a grandson of Wang Yuanqi, who trained him in the elements that made the elder Wang’s manner so beloved: loose dotting, bold interplays of solid and void, and a studied awkwardness of line that somehow never departed from elegance. Wang Xuehao, like his mentors before him, was particularly interested in the fourteenth-century painter Huang Gongwang, whose manner he interprets here.

Landscape, Wang Xuehao (Chinese, 1754–1832), Folding fan mounted as an album leaf; ink on paper, China

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