1title: Qingming shanghe tu bridge
artist: zhang zeduan
source: own replica --[[User:Immanuel Giel|Immanuel Giel]] 09:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC)
credit: own replica --Immanuel Giel 09:38, 8 November 2006 (UTC)
license:Public domain
2title: Qingming shanghe tu gate tower
artist: zhang zeduan
date: 8 November 2006, 09:39 (UTC)
source: own : own replica by [[User:Immanuel Giel|Immanuel Giel]]
credit: Own work: own replica by Immanuel Giel
license:Public domain
3title: Qingming shanghe tu towboat
artist: zhang zeduan
source: own replica --[[User:Immanuel Giel|Immanuel Giel]] 09:41, 8 November 2006 (UTC)
credit: own replica --Immanuel Giel 09:41, 8 November 2006 (UTC)
license:Public domain
4title: Qingming shanghe tu 11
artist: zhang zeduan
source: own replica --[[User:Immanuel Giel|Immanuel Giel]] 10:58, 8 November 2006 (UTC)
credit: own replica --Immanuel Giel 10:58, 8 November 2006 (UTC)
license:Public domain
5title: Along the River 7 119-3
artist:
Chen Mei (陳枚), Sun Hu (孫祜), Jin Kun (金昆), Dai Hong (戴洪) and Cheng Zhidao (程志道), five court painters under the Qianlong Emperor.date: 1736
medium: / hanging scroll , Technique ink adjand=light and=colors silk
dimensions: size cm 1152.8 35.6
current location: Taipei :museum:NPM
source: link
credit: link
license:Public domain
6title: Along the River During the Qingming Festival (detail of original)
artist: zhang zeduan
date: 1085
source: [[:File:Alongtheriver QingMing.jpg]]
credit: File:Alongtheriver QingMing.jpg
license:Public domain
7title: Alongtheriver QingMing
artist: zhang zeduan
date: 12th century, Song Dynasty
medium: Technique ink and=colour silk
dimensions: size cm 28.2 528.7
current location: Palace Museum
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credit: Baidu Tieba
license:Public domain
8title: 清明上河圖
artist: zhang zeduan
date: 1085
source: Extracted from|Alongtheriver QingMing.jpg
credit:
This file has been extracted from another file: Alongtheriver QingMing.jpg
license:Public domain
9title: Along the River During the Qingming Festival (Qing Court Version)
artist:
Five artists from the Painting Academy and active at the Qing court:
- Chen Mei (陳枚)
- Sun Hu (孫祜)
- Jin Kun (金昆)
- Dai Hong (戴洪)
- Cheng Zhidao (程志道)
date: 1736
medium: Handscroll, ink and color on silk
dimensions: 35.6 × 1152.8 cm
current location: Institution:National Palace Museum
source: Stitched and then resized from the original files located at: *''[link A Special Exhibition of Paintings on "Up the River During Qingming" in the Museum Collection]'' (exhibit). Taipei: National Palace Museum.
[link 古畫動漫－清院本清明上河圖] (展覽). 臺北: 國立故宮博物院. Also located at: *''[link A Special Exhibition of Paintings on "Up the River During Qingming" in the Museum Collection]'' (exhibit). Taipei: National Palace Museum.
[link 清明上河圖特展] (展覽). 臺北: 國立故宮博物院.credit:
Stitched and then resized from the original files located at:
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A Special Exhibition of Paintings on "Up the River During Qingming" in the Museum Collection (exhibit). Taipei: National Palace Museum.
古畫動漫－清院本清明上河圖 (展覽). 臺北: 國立故宮博物院.
Also located at:
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A Special Exhibition of Paintings on "Up the River During Qingming" in the Museum Collection (exhibit). Taipei: National Palace Museum.
清明上河圖特展 (展覽). 臺北: 國立故宮博物院.
description:
This painting is known as the "Qing Court Version" of Along the River During the Qingming Festival. Here, the figural scenes are numerous and detailed, happening around noteworthy landmarks and places such as the serene rustic countryside, the Rainbow Bridge (虹橋) and its crowded markets, the lively surroundings and throughways at the city walls and gates, the busy streets and various packed shops, the secluded literati gardens, the Songzhu Hall (松竹軒) as well as the beautiful site of the Jinming Lake (金明池).
This painting was based on the original Along the River During the Qingming Festival (清明上河圖) by zhang zeduan (張擇端, fl. early 12th century) in which the original depicted the life and customs at the capital Bianjing (汴京), present-day Kaifeng (開封), of the Song dynasty.license:Public domain
title: Qingming in Brief
artist:
Unknown artistdate: Ming dynasty (1368–1644)
medium: Handscroll, ink and colors on silk
dimensions: 38 x 673.4 cm
current location: Institution:National Palace Museum
source: Stitched and then resized from the original files located at:
''[link A Special Exhibition of Paintings on "Up the River During Qingming" in the Museum Collection]'' (exhibit). Taipei: National Palace Museum.credit: Stitched and then resized from the original files located at:
A Special Exhibition of Paintings on "Up the River During Qingming" in the Museum Collection (exhibit). Taipei: National Palace Museum.description:
At the left side of the painting is a columnar rock upon which is a signature that reads "Submitted by Your Servant, zhang zeduan, Painter of the Hanlin [Academy]" (翰林畫史臣張擇端進呈). Even though the painting was traditionally attributed to zhang zeduan (張擇端, fl. early 12th century), it actually appears to be a copy from the Ming dynasty (1368–1644). This work is therefore a later interpretation based on the original Along the River during the Qingming Festival (清明上河圖) by zhang zeduan.
Many of the shop signs in the painting correspond to names of shops in the Record of Dream Splendors at the Eastern Capital (東京夢華錄), a text from the Southern Song period about the Northern Song capital Bianjing (汴京, present-day Kaifeng). The type of masonry of the city wall here had not yet appeared in the Northern Song period. The landforms and vegetation seem to reveal an influence from the style of the painter Qiu Ying (ca. 1494-1552). The blue, green, and red washes for the buildings and palaces is typical for Suzhou fakes. The scroll also contains spurious seals of Wang Shizhen (王世貞, 1526–1590) and Yan Shifan (嚴世藩, 1513–1565). In conclusion, this seems to be a late Ming work based on a Southern Song description of the Northern Song city.
The title refers to the Commentary on the Book of Changes (易經．繫辭) wherein it is stated "with ease it is easily understood, and with brevity it is free of labor" (易則易知，簡則易從). It is thus likely that the artist intended for the viewer to easily grasp the full scope of the painting by simplifying its elements.license:Public domain
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