Length:140cm(55.12in)Width:51.7cm(20.35in)Vertical scroll Scholar?Recluse with Pine and Crane, attributed to Tang Yin of Ming Dynasty, heavy?colour on silk, antique mounting with bright?yellow silk brocade, wooden roller ends. The upper panel is red gold?sprinkled silk title?panel with imperial calligraphy “Transcending into Innate Truth” and imperial seal. The painting depicts a refined courtyard scene. Robust ancient pine and fantastic scholar?rock stand behind. A scholar in crimson?red robe sits leisurely on terrace couch, attended by two boy?servants, one holding utensil, the other with round fan. A red?crowned crane stands on the ground, creating serene reclusive mood. Dated poetic colophon by Tang Yin appears on the left, numerous imperial?collection seals spread over the whole scroll. Figures are delicately portrayed with magnificent antique colouring, pine?and?rock rendered in elegant brushwork. Representative Wu?school figure?painting, symbolising longevity and scholarly seclusion, with remarkable artistic and collection value

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