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Description
T: Ch'ing-chu H: Chen-shan, Se-lu, Kung chih-t'a, Jen-chung, Liu-ch'ih, Sui-li Fu Shan, a noted calligrapher as well as a painter and physician from Shansi, lived through the tumultuous period between the Ming and Ch'ing dynasties. He fought the Ch'ing and became known as a Ming loyalist. "Fu Shan is better known as a calligrapher, and his landscape paintings are relatively rare. This is one of his best. I don't usually go for the facile equations of painting and calligraphy - they are profoundly different arts. But here, because of the highly formalized character of the painting, one could make formal connections with his calligraphy."
Type
image
Format
Painting hanging scroll: ink on silk China h 67 x w 17 -1/2 inches
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