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სტატისტიკაLandscape in the Style of Guo Xi
Yuan Dynasty Landscape Painting
1748
83.0 x 105.0 cm
Except for this painting, there are no other known references to the artist Tan Song. According to his inscription, he was inspired by the brush idiom of the eleventh-century landscape master Guo Xi. But it is clear from the painting’s style, content, and date that Tan was a close follower of Yuan Jiang (act. 1680–1730) and Yuan Yao (act. 1730–after 1778) and may well have assisted them in the family studio. Tan’s painting is modeled on similar compositions by both of the Yuans that also invoke Guo Xi as their stylistic source and similarly feature heavily laden ox carts moving through the mountains. Yet in his eagerness to emulate these masters, Tan Song has created a caricature of their manner. In Tan’s hands the Yuans’ exuberant style of brushwork for defining landscape features has become a frothy profusion of nervous squiggles and curlicues that no longer describe substantial forms. The same tendency toward overelaboration is also apparent in the profusion of narrative elements and genre details that Tan has scattered throughout his composition, including two oxcarts whose illogical destination seems to be the crest of the central peak.
tan song (1748 –)
Discover Tan Song, a Chinese artist from Fuzhou (1748), renowned for his landscape paintings in the style of Guo Xi. Explore his works like 'Landscape in the Style of Guo Xi' and 'Poem on Retirement'.
ამ ნამუშევრის შესახებ
- სათაური: Landscape in the Style of Guo Xi
- ხატულა: tan song
- წელი: 1748
- ორიგინალის ზომები: 83.0 x 105.0 cm
- ფორმატი: Landscape
- საავტორო უფლების სტატუსი: საავტორო უფლებებით დაცულია
- კონტექსტური კორპუსი: guo xi's stylistic echo , tan song's emulation"
- ფერების პალიტრა: Earthy
- საკვანძო სიტყვები: ink wash painting , ox carts in landscapes , chinese landscape paintin
- ფერის ტონალობა: Ochre to Sepia
