Eastern Art Online, Yousef Jameel Centre for Islamic and Asian Art

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Chinese Landscapes from the Ashmolean Collection

(from 9th Feb until 21st Jul 2013)

Explore the continued tradition of Chinese landscape painting in this complement to the Xu Bing show.

Detail of River Landscape, by Zha Shibiao, Yangzhou, China, 1666 (Museum No: EA1980.142)
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In the style of the late Qing period and beyond

Buildings Amidst Streams and Mountains (EA1995.169) Buildings Amidst Streams and Mountains (EA1995.169)   Mountain landscape (EA1995.202) Mountain landscape (EA1995.202)   Reading (EA1995.223) Reading (EA1995.223)
Clear Sounds in the Landscape (EA1995.211) Clear Sounds in the Landscape (EA1995.211)   Clear View Across the Autumn Cliffs (EA1995.178) Clear View Across the Autumn Cliffs (EA1995.178)   Mount Huang surrounded by clouds (EA1995.216) Mount Huang surrounded by clouds (EA1995.216)   View of two buildings in front of a mountain (EA1995.287) View of two buildings in front of a mountain (EA1995.287)
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