Landscape for Zhao Yipeng 1470 - 1524

This handscroll painting by Tang Yin, a renowned Chinese artist of the Ming dynasty, depicts a serene landscape scene. The artwork, titled "Landscape for Zhao Yipeng," showcases a misty river flowing through a mountainous terrain. The composition is a classic example of "shan shui" (mountain-water) style, a genre popular in Chinese art. The artist's meticulous brushstrokes create a sense of depth and tranquility, showcasing the beauty of nature. The delicate use of ink and color adds to the overall aesthetic appeal, making it a cherished piece in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection.