Landscapes in the manner of Song and Yuan masters 1667

Yun Shouping's "Landscapes in the manner of Song and Yuan masters" (1667) is a masterful example of the *shanshui* (mountain-water) genre of Chinese painting. This ink-and-light-color painting evokes a serene mountain scene with delicate brushstrokes, creating a sense of depth and atmospheric perspective. The misty landscape, characterized by towering peaks, winding paths, and a cluster of houses nestled at the foot of a waterfall, reflects the artist's admiration for earlier masters of the Song and Yuan dynasties. This small-scale hanging scroll is a testament to Yun Shouping's skillful execution and his dedication to preserving traditional Chinese painting techniques.