Wang Hui (1632-1717), Landscape Masterpieces, Hanging Scroll, Qing Dynasty. Length: 109 cm (42.91 in); Width: 53.5 cm (21.06 in). Color on paper. This elaborate landscape hanging scroll was painted by Wang Hui. It depicts rounded layered mountain ridges rendered with hemp-fiber texture strokes and accumulated ink, with mist permeating the valleys. On the near bank lie undulating rocks and lush trees, beside which several cottages stand peacefully. A broad lake stretches out, with a single boat drifting on the water, presenting an idyllic reclusive scene of southern rivers and hills. A seven-character poem in running script is inscribed on the upper left, signed "Wang Hui, the Smoke-Ploughing Recluse", accompanied by multiple artist seals. The painting bears many imperial collector seals of the Qianlong reign, testifying to its former palace ownership. The brushwork is mellow with a balanced composition, synthesizing the landscape traditions of Song and Yuan dynasties, representative of Yushan School. The paper bears antique traces of age, mounted as original silk-wrapped hanging scroll in fine condition.

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