XuguКитай, 1823–1896
Plum, Pine, and Bamboo
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Чикагский институт искусств
Чикаго, США
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This painting presents the overlapping branches of pine, plum, and bamboo trees—three species traditionally asso-ciated with integrity because of their enduring nature. Xugu, originally named Zhu Huairen, was a military officer who gave up his career to become a Chan Buddhist monk during the Taiping Rebellion (1850–64). After wander-ing the cities to sell his paintings, he settled in Shanghai and became a prominent member of the art world there. Xugu excelled at capturing lively impressions of plants and animals, such as bamboo, wisteria, squirrels, and fish.
Чикагский институт искусствCC BY 4.0
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- Инвентарный номер
- 1943.155
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- Чикагский институт искусств
- Изображение: Чикагский институт искусств — CC0
