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Tentilhões e bambu

early 12th century
Not on view
Huizong, oitavo imperador da dinastia Song, era dotado de um talento artístico muito superior aos demais membros de sua dinastia. Os Tentilhões e bambu exemplifica o estilo realista das pinturas de flores e pássaros criadas na academia de Huizong. O imperador preferia captar o espírito do modelo em vez de representá-lo literalmente, tanto ao fazer uma anotação do natural como ao ilustrar um poema. Fruto de observação meticulosa, esses tentilhões parecem aves com vitalidade, e gotas de laca nos olhos dão um toque realista.

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Object Information
  • 北宋　徽宗　竹禽圖　卷
  • Título: Tentilhões e bambu
  • Artista: Imperador Huizong, chinês, 1082–1135, reinou 1101–25
  • Período: Dinastia Song
  • Data: Início do século XII
  • Meio: Rolo horizontal; tinta, cor pálida sobre seda
  • Dimensões: 27,9 x 45,7 cm
  • Linha de créditos: Coleção de John M. Crawford Jr., compra, doação de Douglas Dillon, 1981
  • Número de acesso: 1981.278
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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