Length:201cm(79.13in)Width:100cm(39.37in)This large?green?colour silk vertical scroll Riding?Horse into Mountains by Tang Yin adopts antique original brocade mounting with hardwood roller ends. The outer wrapper label reads “Fine Vertical Scroll Riding?Horse into Mountains by Tang Yin, Sanxitang”. The upper grey golden?sprinkled title panel bears large imperial calligraphy “Scroll of Riding?Horse into Mountains”, stamped with imperial?viewing collection seals. Painted on aged silk ground, the work is rendered in heavy blue?and?green mineral pigments. Rock surfaces are covered with azurite and malachite washes against golden?toned silk, creating a magnificent and gorgeous mountain scene. Lofty layered peaks rise amid swirling cloud mist, sturdy pines spread across slopes, and pavilions are half?hidden among woods and hills. Travelling figures on horseback with attendants are depicted on ancient mountain path at the foot of mountains, echoing the theme of riding into mountains. Qianlong imperial inscribed poems are preserved on the side, and numerous Qing?palace collection seals are distributed all over the scroll. It boasts grand composition and rich antique colours, being an excellent representative of blue?and?green travelling?theme landscape painting.

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