ZHOU LI (1675-1763)

LANDSCAPES IN THE STYLES OF SONG AND YUAN MASTERS

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ZHOU LI (1675-1763)
Landscapes in the Styles of Song and Yuan Masters
Set of ten album leaves, each mounted as a hanging scroll, ink or ink and color on paper
Nine leaves each with one seal of the artist
Last leaf entitled and signed: Zhou Li, with two seals
Dated winter, the tenth month of xinyou year, sixth month of the Qianlong era (1741)
Two collectors' seals
Each leaf: 11¼ x 7 1/8 in. (28.5 x 18 cm.) (10)

来源

Kaikodo, New York, 2001.

出版

Kaikodo Journal, vol. 19, New York, 2001, pp. 114-15, 286, no. 21.

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Zhou Li, a native of Jiading in Jiangsu province, was a nephew of the landscape painter Zhou Hao (1675-1763), who taught him painting and bamboo carving. During the later years of his life, Zhou Li lived in Yangzhou and enjoyed the support of the prominent salt merchant and art patron Ma Yueguan. This series of paintings was painted when Zhou was probably around 40 years old and still learning to master a variety of artistic styles. Another landscape from the same year is published in Zhongguo Gudai Shuhua Tumu, vol. 10, Beijing, 1983, p. 147, no. 7-1279.