Luohan 15th century
guanxiu
abstract painting
water colours
asian-art
possibly oil pastel
22_ming-dynasty-1368-1644
fluid art
acrylic on canvas
underpainting
men
china
painting painterly
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
watercolor
"Luohan" is a 15th-century ink and color on silk painting by Guanxiu, a renowned Chinese artist of the Tang dynasty. Depicting two Buddhist arhats, or perfected beings, the painting showcases Guanxiu's mastery of expressive brushwork and nuanced color application. The arhats, one with a staff and the other with a staff and a scroll, stand amidst a stylized landscape, creating a serene and meditative atmosphere. The artwork's overall design is harmonious, highlighting the serenity and contemplative nature of the subject matter. The painting is now held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, offering art enthusiasts a glimpse into the artistry and spirituality of ancient China.
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