Landscapes 1688

Zheng Min’s *Landscapes* (1688) showcases the artist’s masterful use of ink and brushwork, creating a sense of depth and tranquility. The composition, which includes two pine trees and a rock formation, is depicted with minimal detail and a light touch, capturing the essence of the natural world. This work is a testament to the *shanshui* tradition of Chinese landscape painting and emphasizes a connection between nature and the human spirit. This pair of hanging scrolls is a classic example of Zheng Min’s signature style.