Length:155.5cm(61.42in)Width:64cm(25.20in)Vertical scroll?Landscape Painting, attributed to Tang?Yin of Ming Dynasty, colour?on?silk, antique original mounting with rose?wood roller ends. Outer scroll label reads “Ming Tang?Yin treasure?grade landscape vertical scroll on silk”. The gilded?paper inset title panel bears large?character imperial calligraphy “Xie Zhen Ji Jing (Depicting Reality, Dwelling in Scenery)”. Painted on aged silk, the work shows towering layered mountains with delicate texture?brushwork. Gnarled ancient pines stand among mountain?waterfalls; a wooden?bridge spans the stream with refined?scholar figures strolling upon it. Secluded dwellings nestle among distant foothills. The composition is well?balanced, with mellow antique colour?tones, combining grand?northern?landscape vigour and literati?painting elegance. Numerous imperial?collection seals and colophons surround the painting. Fine brush?work and serene poetic mood represent Wu?school landscape aesthetic, possessing great artistic?appreciation and collection value.

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