Chrysanthemums by a rock 1700 - 1749
gaofenghan
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abstract painting
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asian-art
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flower
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possibly oil pastel
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handmade artwork painting
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fluid art
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acrylic on canvas
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china
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tattoo art
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watercolour illustration
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surrealist
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pencil art
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watercolor
"Chrysanthemums by a Rock" is a traditional Chinese ink and wash painting by Gao Fenghan, a prominent Qing dynasty artist. Dating from 1700-1749, the painting depicts a delicate spray of chrysanthemums, a symbol of resilience and longevity, flourishing beside a rugged rock. Executed with masterful brushwork, the artwork exemplifies the refined aesthetics of literati painting, capturing the essence of nature with evocative washes and sparse lines. The painting is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
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