明/清 佚名 王淵(僞款) 百花圖 卷|The Hundred Flowers
The Met
Artist: Wang Yuan(Chinese, ca. 1280–after 1349)
Department: Asian Art
Classification: Paintings
Medium: Handscroll; ink and color on silk
Dimensions: 97 1/2 x 12 5/8 in. (247.7 x 32.1 cm)
Credit Line: Gift of A. W. Bahr, in memory of Dr. Arnold Genthe, 1950
Visual Descriptions
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Brief Description
Various purple, red, white, and pink flowering plants with green leaves against a brown background
Detailed Description
The image is a horizontal painting depicting a variety of flowering plants against a plain, light brown background. The flowers are arranged in clusters across the canvas, with no distinct horizon or ground line. On the far left, a branch with several clusters of red flowers and green leaves extends upwards. Below and slightly to the right of these, a smaller cluster of light pink and white flowers with green leaves is visible. Above the center, a large, drooping cluster of light purple wisteria flowers hangs from a thin branch with small green leaves. Below the wisteria, a group of plants includes several pink, heart-shaped bleeding heart flowers and a few yellow-orange chrysanthemum-like flowers with green stems and leaves. To the right of the wisteria, a cluster of white narcissus flowers with yellow centers and long green leaves stands upright. Further to the right and slightly below, a group of deep red flowers with green leaves is depicted, some appearing to be tied together at their stems. Another cluster of light pink flowers with green leaves is situated below the narcissus and to the left of the red flowers.
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