Untitled

The medium is recorded as ink on paper, comprising eight painting leaves with facing sheets inscribed with poems, preceded by a four-sheet title piece.

Untitled, a landscape painting by Wen Zhengming, was created in 1514 in China as part of an album of eight painted leaves accompanied by inscribed poems, with a four‑sheet title piece preceding the leaves. The work is executed in ink on paper and belongs to the landscape genre, often associated with poetic subjects. It entered the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where it remains on display.

The painting’s provenance traces from its original production in early‑sixteenth‑century China to its acquisition by the museum, reflecting continuous ownership within that institution.

The album is held in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where it is recorded as part of the museum's holdings of Chinese paintings. According to the Wikidata record for the work, its location is given as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and its inception is dated 1514. No specific accession number, credit line, or details of past exhibitions are documented in the available sources.

The medium is recorded as ink on paper, comprising eight painting leaves with facing sheets inscribed with poems, preceded by a four-sheet title piece.