AFTER JIN CHENG: A FAN-SHAPED LANDSCAPE PAINTING

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AFTER JIN CHENG: A FAN-SHAPED LANDSCAPE PAINTING China, Republic period (1912-1949). Ink, gouache and watercolor on paper, fan-shaped format. Finely painted with an expansive mountain landscape featuring rugged rock formations, pine and willow trees, distant peaks, and a tranquil river valley. Executed in the traditional literati style, the composition skillfully balances delicate ink washes with restrained polychrome accents, creating a harmonious and atmospheric landscape. Inscribed Jin Cheng, dated to a xinhai year, and bearing one artist's seal. Dimensions: Sitze of the painting 52 x 18 cm Jin Cheng (1878-1926) was one of the leading Chinese painters of the late Qing and early Republic periods. A scholar, collector, and influential advocate of traditional Chinese painting, he was a founding member of the Chinese Painting Research Society in Beijing. Best known for his refined landscapes inspired by the masters of the Song and Yuan dynasties, his works are represented in major museum collections and remain highly regarded for their elegant brushwork and classical compositions.

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