Landscape in the Style of Ching Hao
1775
unspecified
From the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art
1775
unspecified
From the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art
Landscape in the Style of Ching Hao is a 1775 unspecified by Zhai Dakun, a Ming Painting work, held at Cleveland Museum of Art.
This painting shows a misty mountain range with steep cliffs and winding paths. Trees cling to the rocky slopes, some bare, others thick with green. A small village sits tucked in the valley, with a few buildings and a bridge over a river. The colors are mostly earthy browns and grays, giving it a quiet, dreamy feel. The artist used quick, sketchy brushstrokes to suggest movement in the clouds and water. This style makes the scene feel alive, even though it’s mostly still. Next, look up *The Cleveland Museum of Art* to see more works like this.
Zhai Dakun painted bold, mist-soaked landscapes in the mid-Qing era, mimicking the rugged peaks and swirling clouds of earlier Chinese masters.
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