Shen Zhou
Chinese painter of the fifteenth century, considered the founder of the Wu school during the Ming dynasty. He is remembered for his ink landscapes, continuing the literati tradition, in which he combined direct observation of nature with a free and personal pictorial style.
- Works
- 5
- Years
- 1490–1490
- As prints
- 5
A Thousand Acres of Clouds, from Twelve Views of Tiger Hill, SuzhouShen Zhou, 1490From €29
Distant View of Tiger Hill from the Canal Mooring, from Twelve Views of Tiger Hill, SuzhouShen Zhou, 1490From €29
The Fool's Spring, from Twelve Views of Tiger Hill, SuzhouShen Zhou, 1490From €29
The Hall of a Thousand Buddhas and the Pagoda of Cloud Cliff Monastery, from Twelve Views of Tiger HillShen Zhou, 1490From €29
The Terrace of the Five Worthies, from Twelve Views of Tiger Hill, SuzhouShen Zhou, 1490From €29