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钱选（中国，约1245至1307年前）王羲之观鹅图

Qian Xuan Chinese
ca. 1295
Not on view
南宋首都杭州于1276年沦陷之后，艺术家钱选决定做一位旧朝“遗民”。这幅刻意以朴拙的“青绿”山水风格所作的手卷描绘了王羲之（303 – 361年）的故事。书法大家王羲之是道家炼丹术的实践者，据说他的灵感来自观察自然形态，比如鹅颈优雅的动作。通过创造出一种梦幻古拙的深意，画家使观者不再对画面空间进行现实解读，以此表明他在宋朝皇室灭亡后所感受到的脱节。

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  • 元　錢選　王羲之觀鵝圖　卷
  • 标题: 钱选（中国，约1245至1307年前）王羲之观鹅图
  • 年代: 元朝
  • 创作日期: 约1295年
  • 地域: 中国
  • 材料: 手卷，纸本水墨设色，洒金笺
  • 尺寸: 91⁄8 x 361⁄2 英寸（23.2 x 92.7厘米）
  • 来源信息: 狄龙基金捐赠，1973年
  • 藏品编号: 1973.120.6
  • Curatorial Department: Asian Art

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