Remonstrating with the emperor 1475 - 1505
liujun
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toned paper
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abstract painting
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handmade artwork painting
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22_ming-dynasty-1368-1644
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earthy tone
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naive art
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men
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watercolour illustration
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watercolor
"Remonstrating with the emperor" is a painting by Liu Jun, a prominent artist from the Ming dynasty, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This handscroll depicts a scene of a court official addressing the emperor, with several other figures surrounding them. The use of fine lines and delicate brushstrokes, characteristic of the Ming dynasty, is evident in the painting. The image showcases the rich cultural traditions and societal dynamics of the period. This artwork, painted between 1475 and 1505, provides insight into the complexities of the Chinese court during the Ming dynasty and is a testament to Liu Jun's artistic skill.
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