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Bamboo, Fungi, Sacred Lilies, and Rock
- Museum No.
- AK1619
Photo No：141217_AL_0001
Color type：Color
| Title | Bamboo, Fungi, Sacred Lilies, and Rock |
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| Designation | |
| Artist | Zhang Xin |
| Category | Painting (A), Chinese Painting |
| Country | China |
| Period | Qing |
| Century | 18th |
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| Materials | |
| Dimensions | Height 116.4cm Width 58.4cm |
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This painting skillfully combines dry and moist brushstrokes to depict auspicious imagery: bamboo (vitality and longevity), Taihu rocks (reliability and longevity), fungi (immortality) and the evergreen sacred lily (Rohdea japonica; Ch: wannianqing, lit., “ten-thousand-year green”). This is an early work by Zhang Xin (Zhang Kun), who came to Japan from Qing in 1786.
China-Qing