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At the Freer: Art & Legend From China
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CONSIDER the Chinese scholar, isolated in the dead of winter in a
small thatched cottage. He sits by the brazier for warmth. A grove
of tall snowy fir trees surrounds him; beyond that, towering
mountain peaks. But he is not lonely. The scholar has his work, and
the peach blossom will bloom again.
"Wind and Snow in the Fir-Pine," which depicts such a scene, is
the only extant painting by Li Shan, active in the late 12th century.
This handscroll is transporting; it invites contemplation, as do so
many of the rare and beautiful paintings, ceramics and bronzes in
"Chinese Art," at the Freer ...
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