Landscape in the Style of Juran and Yan Wengui 1713

This incredibly long handscroll by Wang Hui, a leading figure in the late Ming and early Qing dynasty, was completed in 1713. The artwork is a landscape depicting a river with multiple boats, birds, and a majestic mountain in the distance. The delicate ink brushstrokes in various tones of grey and brown create a sense of depth and movement in the composition. This piece showcases the characteristic "literati" style of the artist, renowned for its refined simplicity and contemplative atmosphere. The work's meticulous detail and masterful execution make it a prime example of Wang Hui's artistic skill, reflecting the flourishing of landscape painting in the Qing dynasty.