Mountain Landscape 1651

pen and ink

mother nature

pen drawing

pen sketch

pencil sketch

asian-art

landscape

organic drawing style

pen-ink sketch

mountain

china

pen work

tattoo art

intricate and detailed

"Mountain Landscape" is a monochrome ink painting created in 1651 by Wang Duo, a prominent Chinese artist of the Ming and Qing dynasties. The painting depicts a serene mountain landscape with a winding stream, rocky cliffs, and lush vegetation. The composition, using a "bird's-eye" perspective, emphasizes the vastness and beauty of nature. This artwork, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a classic example of the "shanshui" genre, a highly respected tradition of Chinese landscape painting.