Length:155cm(61.02in)Width:66cm(25.98in)This is a colored?on?silk vertical scroll Washing the Inkstone by Wang Meng, originally mounted in antique?style brocade with mahogany roller ends. The outer label is inscribed “Rare silk vertical scroll Washing the Inkstone by Wang Meng of Yuan Dynasty”, with collection seal. On the upper red sprinkled?gold title panel, the large?character title “Washing the Inkstone” is inscribed in imperial calligraphy of Qianlong, accompanied by imperial collection seals. Painted on aged silk, the work depicts rolling layered mountains. Rocks are rendered with dense texture strokes, luxuriant woods dotted with red autumn?leaves. Waterfalls gush down from mountains while streams wind across valleys spanned by wooden bridge. A thatched cottage sits beside the brook, where a scholar sits in meditation, showing the reclusive elegance of literati washing inkstone and enjoying nature. Multiple inscriptions and poems are preserved on the scroll, covered with imperial and private collection seals of different dynasties. The aged silk bears heavy natural patina. Dense and profound composition fully reflects the deep?and?elegant brush style of Yuan?dynasty landscape. The mounting is neat and grand, serving as an important Yuan?dynasty landscape collection

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