Albumblad

Lan Tao, 1675 - 1700

Landscape with calligraphy by Zhang Yuan Lan Tao. China. C. 1700. Ink and colours on paper. This album page was painted by Lan Tao, one of the so-called literati painters, amateur artists with a literary background. Literati painters often referred in their work to other painters or to poetry. In addition to the painting of an angler in the foreground the page includes a poem in calligraphic characters: Creation is an inexhaustible storage room. But our lives are limited. The painting is light of touch. Yet the bamboo and trees form dense brushwood. I do not fear the sound of my song, Yes, I will dance drunk until I fall. Who could show the Deer Park? Evening red over faraway mountains. Zhang Yuan of Houguan.

  • Artwork typealbumblad
  • Object numberAK-RAK-1990-10
  • Dimensionsheight 19.7 cm x width 14.5 cm

Identification

  • Title(s)

    Albumblad

  • Object type

  • Object number

    AK-RAK-1990-10

  • Description

    Albumblad met een landschap en architectuur.


Creation

  • Creation

    • painter: Lan Tao, China
    • Hangzhou
  • Dating

    1675 - 1700

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Material and technique

  • Dimensions

    height 19.7 cm x width 14.5 cm


Acquisition and rights


Documentation

  • Klaas Ruitenbeek, 'Chinese schilderkunst in het Rijksmuseum. Catalogus', Aziatische Kunst 21/1 (1991), pp. 12-25 (nr. 3).


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