Who painted Autumn Boating on a Maple River?

Autumn Boating on a Maple River was painted by Sheng Mao in 1350.

Where can I see Autumn Boating on a Maple River?

Autumn Boating on a Maple River is held by National Palace Museum.

What movement is Autumn Boating on a Maple River?

Autumn Boating on a Maple River is associated with Song dynasty landscape.

Artwork

Autumn Boating on a Maple River

Sheng Mao , 1350

Autumn Boating on a Maple River is an unspecified painting by the Song dynasty landscape artist Sheng Mao. It dates from 1350 and is held in the collection of the National Palace Museum.

About this work

Overview

Autumn Boating on a Maple River, painted by Sheng Mao around 1350, is a serene Chinese landscape held in the National Palace Museum.

Subject & Meaning

The painting captures a tranquil autumn scene: a river lined with trees in various stages of seasonal change, distant mountains, and a small boat carrying figures, collectively evoking calmness.

Technique & Style

While specific techniques are not detailed here, the work reflects traditional Chinese landscape painting principles, with composition and color choices contributing to its peaceful atmosphere.

History & Provenance

Created circa 1350 by Sheng Mao, the painting is now part of the National Palace Museum's collection, though its history between creation and acquisition is not specified here.