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Listening to the Waterfall from a Moored Boat, in the manner of Wen Zhengming

Zhu Angzhi Chinese

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Reclining in a boat at the foot of a waterfall, a gentleman contemplates the cascade. A Buddhist temple is nestled deep within the mountains at top left. The artist’s inscription captures the sense of harmony the recluse finds in this place, removed from the flow of the world:

The temple bell resonates with the sounds of the waterfall, and not one bit of the world’s filth finds its way here.

—Translation by Michael J. Hatch

Listening to the Waterfall from a Moored Boat, in the manner of Wen Zhengming, Zhu Angzhi (Chinese, 1764–after 1841), Hanging scroll; ink on paper, China

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