Length:91cm(35.83in) Width:46cm(18.11in)Hanging scroll, ink and colour on silk. Wen Zhengming, one of the Four Masters of the Wu School in the Ming Dynasty, excelled in both calligraphy and painting, producing refined landscapes and figures. Inscription: Painted by Zhengming in the fourth month, after the full moon, of the Jiajing Jiachen year. The painting depicts an elegant gathering under ancient pines. A scholar sits leisurely by a table with books and stationery laid out. A lady plays the ruan, while a maid stands by holding a box. A rear table is adorned with vase flowers and musical instruments. Figures are delicately rendered with fluent drapery lines and subdued elegant colours. The scroll bears numerous imperial collection seals of successive dynasties with clear provenance, preserved in its ancient mounting. It is a fine figural work by Wen Zhengming, embodying the refined literati lifestyle of the Ming period

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