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Collection:
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Museum and the Online Archive of California
Collection
Museum and the Online Archive of California
Collection
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Creator Name:
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Ma Wan (attributed to)
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Ma Wan (attributed to)
Creator Name
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Title:
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River Landscape
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River Landscape
Title
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Collection Title Date:
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12th century - 20th century
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12th century - 20th century
Collection Title Date
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Title Date:
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14 century A.D.
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14 century A.D.
Title Date
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Place of Origin/Discovery:
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China
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China
Place of Origin/Discovery
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Materials:
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Hanging scroll, ink on silk
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Hanging scroll, ink on silk
Materials
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Dimensions:
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h 33 -3/4 x w 20 inches
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h 33 -3/4 x w 20 inches
Dimensions
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Current Location:
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Berkeley Art Museum/Pacific Film Archive
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Berkeley Art Museum/Pacific Film Archive
Current Location
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Address:
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Berkeley, CA 94720
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Berkeley, CA 94720
Address
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Object ID:
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2002.2.5
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2002.2.5
Object ID
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Provenance:
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Purchase made possible through a gift from an anonymous donor
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Purchase made possible through a gift from an anonymous donor
Provenance
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Object Type:
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Painting
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Painting
Object Type
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Heading:
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Description
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Description
Heading
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Notes:
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h: Lu-ch'un or Lu-tun
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h: Lu-ch'un or Lu-tun
Notes
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Notes:
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Ma Wan was a follower of Tung Yÿ¼an, Mi Fu, and the Yÿ¼an master Huang Kung-wang. He adopted the philosophy of Huang and other Yÿ¼an masters of using landscape painting as a means of self-expression. Although possessing a classical education, as a loyalist he chose reclusion away from society rather than serve the foreign reign of the Mongols. On their demise in 1368 he returned to civil service under the Hong-wu emperor. This loyal and upright attitude pervaded much of Yÿ¼an period painting circles.
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Ma Wan was a follower of Tung Yÿ¼an, Mi Fu, and the Yÿ¼an master Huang Kung-wang. He adopted the philosophy of Huang and other Yÿ¼an masters of using landscape painting as a means of self-expression. Although possessing a classical education, as a loyalist he chose reclusion away from society rather than serve the foreign reign of the Mongols. On their demise in 1368 he returned to civil service under the Hong-wu emperor. This loyal and upright attitude pervaded much of Yÿ¼an period painting circles.
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Notes:
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t: Wen-pi
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Collection Description:
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hyperlink
Collection Description
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METS ID:
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ark:/13030/ft3j49n5v z
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ark:/13030/ft3j49n5v z
METS ID
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