Mountain Landscape

Dai Jin 戴進

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key Notes:
Lyrical Naturalism, Atmospheric Perspective
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Dimensions:
medium:
Ink and color on silk
story of the work:

"Mountain Landscape" by Dai Jin (c. 1400–1470) exemplifies the Southern Song dynasty's influence on Ming landscape painting, characterized by its intricate brushwork and atmospheric depth. The work reflects Dai Jin's mastery of the "xieyi" style, emphasizing expressive forms and a harmonious relationship between nature and humanity, which significantly impacted subsequent generations of Chinese artists.

Description of the work:

"Mountain Landscape" by Dai Jin (c. 1400–1470) exemplifies the Southern Song dynasty's influence on Ming landscape painting, characterized by its meticulous brushwork and harmonious composition. The work features towering mountains rendered in delicate ink washes, interspersed with lush vegetation and a serene waterway, reflecting a deep appreciation for nature and the artist's mastery of spatial depth.

Artwork Photograph Source:
Harvard Art Museum

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Mountain Landscape