Length:200cm(78.74in)Width:97.5cm(38.39in)This ink?on?silk vertical scroll Walking?with?Staff?in?Seclusion by Wen?Jia of Ming?Dynasty adopts antique original brocade mounting with hardwood roller ends. The outer wrapper label reads “Wen?Jia vertical scroll Ce?Zhang?Xun?You?Tu”. The upper green?sprinkled title panel bears large imperial calligraphy “Ce?Zhang?Xun?You?Tu”, sealed with imperial?collection stamps. Painted on aged silk, it follows the Wu?School landscape style. Gentle and elegant texture?strokes render rolling layered mountains. Ancient pines and woods flourish among winding valleys, hidden waterfalls flow among crags. A scholar?hermit walks with a staff beneath trees, seeking tranquil scenery. Multiple imperial poems and Ming?Qing imperial?collection seals are distributed over the scroll. It presents well?balanced dense?sparse composition with fresh?refined brush?and?ink and serene?remote mood, fully expressing literati reclusive sentiment towards nature, being a representative work of Wu?School landscape painting.

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