Lady Seated on a Mat Holding a Buddhist Rosary

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Buddhist iconography, serene contemplation.
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medium:
Ink and color on silk
story of the work:

"Lady Seated on a Mat Holding a Buddhist Rosary" is a notable work by Tang Luming, a prominent Chinese painter of the late Ming dynasty, recognized for his contributions to the genre of figure painting. The artwork reflects the cultural and spiritual milieu of the period, illustrating the integration of Buddhist themes into everyday life, and exemplifies Tang's mastery of color and composition, which has influenced subsequent generations of artists.

Description of the work:

"Lady Seated on a Mat Holding a Buddhist Rosary," painted by Tang Luming, features a serene female figure positioned on a woven mat, adorned in traditional attire that reflects the cultural aesthetics of the period. The composition is characterized by a harmonious color palette, intricate detailing of the garments, and the delicate rendering of the rosary, which emphasizes the subject's contemplative demeanor and connection to Buddhist practice.

Artwork Photograph Source:
Harvard Art Museum

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Lady Seated on a Mat Holding a Buddhist Rosary