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Paisajes en tinta con poemas

Gong Xian Chinese
1688
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El ermitaño Gong Xian se mantuvo leal a la vencida dinastía Ming, resignándose a ser un yimin, o «gente olvidada», bajo la dinastía Qing (1644–1911). Creó un álbum en el que comparaba sus lugares favoritos en Nanjing, la antigua capital Ming, y sus alrededores con las moradas de los inmortales. En esta hoja, parte del álbum, Gong pintó una choza de ermitaño y añadió un poema sobre las orquídeas (símbolo de los hombres virtuosos) capaces de soportar el frío invierno, mientras que las zarzas (los hombres inicuos) se usan como leña para el fuego. El artista perfeccionó una técnica de aguada y punteado para crear imágenes a la vez densas y translúcidas.

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  • 清 龔賢 墨筆山水詩畫 冊
  • 清　龔賢　自題 山水十六開 冊
  • Título: Paisajes en tinta con poemas
  • Artista: Gong Xian, chino, 1619–1689
  • Periodo: Dinastía Qing
  • Fecha: 1688
  • Material: Álbum con dieciséis escenas; tinta sobre papel
  • Dimensiones: 27,3 x 41 cm
  • Crédito: Donación de Douglas Dillon, 1980, 1981
  • Número de inventario: 1981.4.1a–o
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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