Landscape after a Qing Chinese Work c. 19th century

This hanging scroll, *Landscape after a Qing Chinese Work*, is a 19th-century work by the Japanese artist Okada Hankō. The painting depicts a serene landscape with a meandering river flowing through a mountainous region. The artist's use of delicate brushstrokes and washes creates a sense of depth and tranquility, characteristic of the *bunjinga* style, which blended literati ideals with traditional Chinese landscape painting. This work exemplifies Hankō's keen eye for detail and his ability to evoke the beauty of nature.