Length:131cm(51.57in)Width:59.5cm(23.43in)Ink?on?silk vertical scroll Pavilion?Among?Fallen?Trees, attributed to Ni Zan of Yuan?Dynasty, antique?silk?mounted with hardwood roller?ends. Outer label reads “Yuan?Dynasty Ni?Zan fine?quality vertical?scroll Pavilion?Among?Fallen?Trees, San?Xi?Tang”. Gilded?paper imperial?inscription horizontal?title “Ze?Gu?Yi?Qing” with imperial?seal sits above the painting. It adopts Ni?Zan?representative “one?river?two?banks” composition. Sparse?withered?trees and lonely?pavilion rest on near?shore rocks; gentle distant?hills overlook vast lake dotted by fishing?boats. Concise?elegant brush?work uses folded?belt texture?strokes for rocks, creating desolate?quiet?recluse?mood typical of Yuan?scholar?painting. Multiple poetic?inscriptions and abundant imperial & antique?collection?chops cover the scroll, showing provenance. It represents classic Yuan?literati?landscape with high artistic and collectible value.

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