Wangchuan Villa

Date17th century

Style of Wang Wei Chinese

Maker Unknown artist Chinese

Object number47.142

ProvenanceYuan Hanyun袁寒雲 (1889–1931); Baker’s Philadelphia

Photo CreditPhoto: Susan Dirk

Exhibition HistorySeattle, Washington, Seattle Asian Art Museum, "Terratopia: The Chinese Landscape in Painting and Film," (07/02/2016-02/26/2017) Seattle, Washington, Seattle Asian Art Museum, "Chinese Art: A Seattle Perspective", December 22, 2007 - July 26, 2009 (12/22/2007 - 7/26/2009) Champaign, Illinois, Krannert Art Museum, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, "Sacred Mountains In Chinese Art", November 9 - December 16, 1990, 11/9/90 - 12/16/90; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1/25/91 - 3/31/91 (11/09/1990 - 03/31/1991) Los Angeles County Museum, "Arts of T'ang Dynasty," (1957) Cleveland Museum of Art, "Chinese Landscape Painting" (1954)Published ReferencesSilbergeld, Jerome. "Beyond Suzhou: Region and Memory in the Gardens of Sichuan," in The Art Bulletin, Vol. 86, No. 2 (June 2004), pp. 207-227, p. 209 illus., 3 Sullivan, Michael. "Landscape Painting, Sui and T'ang," (1978) H. Trubner, Wm., J. Rathbun and C.A. Kaputa. "Asiatic Art in the Seattle Art Museum," (1973), p. 191, no .154 Sullivan, Michael. "Chinese and Japanese Art," (1965), p. 28 Lee, Sherman E. "History of Far Eastern Art," (1964), p. 271, fig. 343 Los Angeles County Museum, "Arts of T'ang Dynasty," (1957), p. 42 (28) Siren, O. "Chinese Painting," (1956), Vol. I, p. 130; Vol II, p. 22 Cleveland Museum of Art, "Chinese Landscape Painting," cat., (1954), no. 7, pp. 19, 144; ill. pp. 18, 19 "History of World Art," Vol. 15, "Sui and Tang dynasties of China," published by Kadokawa Co. in japanese, no. 27 (2nd section), (year?)

Credit LineEugene Fuller Memorial Collection

DimensionsOverall: 36 ft x 11 13/16 in.

MediumInk and color on silk