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Three Goats, Symbol of Prosperity, by Xuande Emperor, unspecified, 1429

Three Goats, Symbol of Prosperity

Xuande Emperor

1429

unspecified

From the collection of National Palace Museum

Dominant colour

Overview

Three Goats, Symbol of Prosperity is a 1429 unspecified by Xuande Emperor, a Ming Painting work, held at National Palace Museum.

Who painted this?
Xuande Emperor
When & what style?
1429 · Ming Painting
Where can I see it?
National Palace Museum

About this work

This painting shows three goats in a simple setting. The goats are black and white, and they seem to be in a quiet moment. One goat is looking at the viewer, while the other two are looking away. The painting has a subtle color palette and delicate brushstrokes, which give it a sense of calmness. The goats are the main focus of the painting, and they are depicted in a realistic way. If you're interested in learning more about this style of painting, you might want to look up the artist Xuande Emperor.

About the artist

Artist

Xuande Emperor

This emperor left behind ink-brush paintings of animals and symbols, made in the early 1400s inside the Forbidden City.

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