宋 佚名 倣李成 寒林策驢圖 軸, Travelers in a Wintry Forest, Song dynasty (960–1279), early 12th century, China, Hanging scroll; ink and color on silk, Image: 63 3/4 × 39 1/2 in. (161.9 × 100.3 cm), Paintings, Unidentified Artist Chinese, active early 12th century, Traditionally attributed to Li Cheng (Chinese, 919–967), During the tenth and eleventh centuries, majestic trees rivaled panoramic landscapes as sources of artistic inspiration. The hermit-painter Jing Hao (act. 900–930), for example, saw in the pine tree 'the moral character of the virtuous man,' while the preeminent landscape master Li Cheng (919–967) is said to have painted desolate scenes of winter because 'men of virtue are now found only in the wilderness
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宋, 佚名, 倣李成, 寒林策驢圬軸, Travelers, Wintry Forest, Song dynasty, 960–1279, early 12th century, China, Hanging scroll, ink, color, silk, Image, 63 3/4, 39 1/2, 161.9, 100.3 cm, Paintings, Unidentified Artist Chinese, active early, Traditionally attributed to Li Cheng, Chinese, 919–967, tenth, eleventh centuries, majestic trees rivaled, panoramic, landscapes, sources, artistic inspiration, hermit-painter Jing, Hao, act, 900–930, example, saw, pine tree, moral character, virtuous man, preeminent landscape, master, Li, Cheng, said, painted desolate, scenes, winter, men, virtue, now, wilderness
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