Who painted 宋蘇漢臣畫五瑞圖軸?

宋蘇漢臣畫五瑞圖軸 was painted by Su Hanchen in 1133.

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宋蘇漢臣畫五瑞圖軸 is held by National Palace Museum.

What movement is 宋蘇漢臣畫五瑞圖軸?

宋蘇漢臣畫五瑞圖軸 is associated with Song dynasty painting.

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Artwork

宋蘇漢臣畫五瑞圖軸

Su Hanchen , 1133

宋蘇漢臣畫五瑞圖軸 is an unspecified painting by the Song dynasty painting artist Su Hanchen. It dates from 1133 and is held in the collection of the National Palace Museum.

About this work

Overview

This hanging scroll, painted on silk in 1133 by Su Hanchen, is a representative work of Song dynasty court painting. It is currently held in the National Palace Museum.

Subject & Meaning

The painting depicts a group of traditionally dressed figures gathered around a central personage, set against a backdrop of natural elements. The figures carry various objects, including fans and swords, conveying a sense of serenity despite the presence of weapons.

Technique & Style

Executed on silk, the work features a subdued color palette dominated by shades of brown, green, and red, contributing to its tranquil atmosphere. Su Hanchen's skillful rendering of figures and surroundings exemplifies the refined artistic traditions of the Song court.

History & Provenance

Su Hanchen, active from 1094 to 1172, was a 'Painter-in-Attendance' under Emperor Huizong and spent much of his career in Zhejiang. His work reflects the artistic standards of the imperial court during the Song dynasty.