Length:117cm(46.06in)Width:51.8cm(20.39in)This is an ink?on?silk vertical scroll Secluded Dwelling among Streams and Mountains, attributed to Wang Meng of the Yuan Dynasty. It is preserved in antique original mounting with green patterned?silk border and mahogany scroll rollers. The outer label reads “Fine Authentic Landscape Scroll by Wang Meng”.Painted on aged silk in monochrome ink, the work depicts layered mountains textured with ox?hair and unraveled?rope texture strokes. Dense dark woods cover mountain slopes while steep distant peaks rise majestically. Hidden deep in the valley are halls and cottages. Winding streams flow beneath wooden bridges, with scattered trees growing along riverbanks. Human scenic dots are kept minimal to highlight tranquil wilderness.Imperial poetic colophons are inscribed in the upper section, and numerous antique imperial?collection seals are neatly distributed all over the painting. The composition is dense and profound with vigorous, time?honoured brushwork. It conveys the typical Yuan?scholar ideal of mountain seclusion. The ancient silk bears natural patina and remains in good condition, representing an important surviving Yuan?dynasty ink?landscape collectible.

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