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Selling Yourself

August 19, 2021 Martha Lattie
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Attributed to Huizong, Auspicious Cranes, 1112, Chinese..

The appearance of 20 cranes at a festival was taken as a sign that Heaven had blessed the Emperor's rule, this work was produced by the Emperor as a piece of propaganda. Huizong was the Emperor.

In Art History, Artists, China Tags Emperor Huizong, Chinese Propaganda Art, Chinese Painting
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Another Look

September 22, 2020 Martha Lattie
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Landscape: A Man Looking at a Waterfall, Qing Dynasty (1644-1911), Freer and Sackler Galleries, Smithsonian.

The first time someone told me to look at Chinese paintings up and down instead of across, it made seeing the whole image so much easier.

In Art History, Artists, China Tags Chinese Painting, waterfall, looking at Chinese art, Smithsonian
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