Landscape in the style of Huang Gongwang 1666

This Chinese landscape painting, created in 1666 by Wang Shimin, is a masterful example of *literati painting*, a style emphasizing scholar-amateurs' personal expression. Inspired by the work of *Huang Gongwang*, a renowned Yuan dynasty artist, this piece showcases Wang Shimin's refined brushwork and the understated beauty of nature. The composition, with its rolling hills, wispy clouds, and delicate trees, evokes a serene and contemplative atmosphere, captivating viewers with its delicate details and harmonious balance. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York is home to this remarkable artwork, a testament to Wang Shimin's artistry and the enduring legacy of *literati painting*.