"Yang Guifei Presenting the Peach of Immortality to Emperor Xuanzong" is a painting by Kano Tansetsu, created in the early 17th century, which depicts the legendary beauty Yang Guifei offering the mythical peach, symbolizing immortality, to the Tang Dynasty Emperor Xuanzong. This work reflects the Edo period's fascination with historical narratives and the blending of Chinese themes within Japanese art, showcasing Tansetsu's mastery of color and composition while reinforcing the cultural exchange between Japan and China.
"Yang Guifei Presenting the Peach of Immortality to Emperor Xuanzong," painted by Kano Tansetsu, features a harmonious composition that highlights the figures of Yang Guifei and Emperor Xuanzong amidst a lush, natural landscape. The use of vibrant colors and intricate detailing in the garments and surrounding flora underscores the cultural significance of the scene, which is rooted in Chinese mythology and history.