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Figures, flowers, and landscapes, one leaf dated 1627. Creator: Chen Hongshou
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Figures, flowers, and landscapes, one leaf dated 1627. Creator: Chen Hongshou
Figures, flowers, and landscapes, one leaf dated 1627. Self-portrait depicting the artist drowning his sorrows in wine. late Ming (1368-1644) early Qing (1644-1911) dynasty
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Calligraphy Chen Hongshou Ink And Colour On Silk Ming Ming Dynasty Purple Qing Dynasty Quing Dynasty Self Portrait Sorrow Chen Troubled
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This print titled "Figures, flowers, and landscapes, one leaf dated 1627" by Chen Hongshou takes us back to the late Ming and early Qing dynasties in China. The self-portrait of the artist himself is a poignant depiction of his inner turmoil as he seeks solace in wine. In this 17th-century artwork, Chen Hongshou skillfully combines calligraphy with ink and color on silk to create a mesmerizing piece. The vibrant purple hues add depth to the composition while highlighting the artist's emotions. Seated alone, Chen Hongshou appears troubled and sad, capturing a moment of vulnerability that resonates across centuries. The Metropolitan Museum of Art proudly houses this heritage art piece that showcases not only Chen Hongshou's artistic prowess but also provides insight into the cultural landscape of ancient China. As we gaze upon this image, we are transported to a different time and place where figures blend seamlessly with flowers and landscapes. Chen Hongshou's self-portrait serves as a reminder that artists throughout history have used their craft as an outlet for their deepest emotions. This particular artwork stands out for its raw honesty and introspection. It invites viewers to reflect on their own sorrows while appreciating the beauty created amidst pain. As we delve into this masterpiece from centuries past, let us immerse ourselves in its rich symbolism and marvel at how art has always been intertwined with human experiences - both joyful and sorrowful alike.
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