Landscape in China

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Landscape in China

Creator

Hashimoto Kansetsu

Japanese painter (1883-1945) · 1883–1945

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Date
c. 1930
Medium
pigment, ink, silk
Institution
Rijksmuseum
Object ID
AK-MAK-1830

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Kansetsu had a deep and abiding interest in China and visited the country numerous times. This landscape was inspired by works from the 11th century. The tiny horsemen give a sense of man’s insignificance in the face of overwhelming nature. Kansetsu paid great attention to the texture of the rocks and trees, rendering them with lively brushstrokes.

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  • Representative object from the topic Chinese landscape paintings
    Chinese landscape paintings

    These are predominantly Chinese paintings from the Ming, Qing, Yuan, and Song dynasties that depict natural landscape scenes including mountains, rivers, forests, and human settlements using traditional media such as ink

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