Viewing the Waterfall at Mount Kuang-lu

Accession Number
1966/1.92

Title
Viewing the Waterfall at Mount Kuang-lu

Artist(s)
Shao Mi

Object Creation Date
1620-1642

Medium & Support
album leaf, ink and color on silk

Dimensions
14 3/16 x 13 7/8 in. (35.9 x 35.2 cm)

Credit Line
Museum purchase made possible by the Margaret Watson Parker Art Collection Fund

Label copy
Inscription: Waterfall on Mount Lu. Shao Mi [a.k.a.] Guachou
Two seals of the artist
On the paired album leaf: calligraphy and seal of the artist
This album leaf, entitled Waterfall on Mount Lu, was once part of the same album as Liu Yuanji’s "Riverside" (UMMA 1966/1.91). It personifies the elegance that is a trademark of the finest work by the artist Shao Mi.
A sacred mountain in south central China celebrated for its high peaks and steep waterfalls, Mount Lu has traditionally been a rich source of inspiration for Chinese artists and writers.

Primary Object Classification
Unbound Work

Primary Object Type
leaf

Additional Object Classification(s)
Painting

Collection Area
Asian

Rights
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Keywords
Figures
Landscapes
clouds
trees
waterfalls

4 Related Resources

Ink and Realisms
(Part of: Artist Associations and Art Movements)
Ink and Realisms in China before 1800
(Part of: Artist Associations and Art Movements)
Landscape and Nature, Comparative and Historical
(Part of 3 Learning Collections)
Silk
(Part of: Exchange and Influence on Global Trade Routes)

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