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MIN Zhen,
Chinese,
b. 1730
Seated Lady, 18th c.
Ink on Paper
63 9/16 in. x 34 7/16 in. (161.39 cm x 87.5 cm)
Seated Lady, 18th c.
Ink on Paper
63 9/16 in. x 34 7/16 in. (161.39 cm x 87.5 cm)
Object Type:
Painting
Technique:
Brushwork
Period:
Ch'ing Dynasty (China, 1644-1912)
Credit Line:
Gift of Johan Wilhelm Norman Munthe
Accession Number:
XX.1.46
Commentary
Conserved 2009 by Bokusendo Old number "L1780/43" written in pencil on the backing paper.
Marks
Signature and three seals of the artist. Two seals of the artist directly below the signature. Min Zhen
Larger seal below them, half red half white. The recluse of Smartweed Pond (one of Min Zhen’s sobriquets)
Professor Kathleen M. Ryor, Carleton College
Medium
Black ink brushed and washed onto paper. Mounted on white silk bordered by light indigo silk brocade with vermilion lacquer end knobs.
Object Description
Mounted vertical painting of a beautiful woman seated on a rock. She holds a fan in her hands, and has her head tilted slightly.
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