The literati painting is an art form that embodies the philosophical ideals of ancient intellectuals, which enjoyed its last golden age from the late seventeenth century to the early twentieth century. This book focuses on the genre’s masterpiece Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains and is divided into two volumes: research and appreciation. The first volume gives an overview of the literati painting history and analyses the typical works and their philosophical connotations, with rich and high-resolution illustrations. The second reproduces ‘The Master Wuyong Scroll’ and ‘The Remaining Mountain’, two parts of paintings depicting the Fuchun Mountains, currently housed in the Taipei Palace Museum and Zhejiang Provincial Museum in Hangzhou.
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Yu Hui, Director of the Department of Scholarly Research; Head of the Research Office and Publications Department at the Palace Museum; Research Fellow; Member of the National Cultural Heritage Appraisal Committee.
Lin Mu, Professor at Sichuan University, researcher at the Fine Arts Institute of China National Academy of Painting, member of the Theoretical Committee of China Artists Association, member of Academic Committee of Chinese Painting Society, and academic member of Modern Chinese Art Association in New York, a former dean of School of Fine Arts at Sichuan Normal University and judge of the 11th China National Art Exhibition.
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