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We invite you to explore the vibrant world of China’s artistic legacy, from ancient traditions to modern creativity. Delve into artisan stories celebrating master craftspeople, uncover step-by-step guides to timeless techniques like ink painting and pottery, and immerse yourself in cultural practices such as tea ceremonies and seasonal festivals. Whether you’re curious about history, hands-on methods, or the stories behind the art, this space offers a captivating journey through China’s rich cultural tapestry—all designed to inspire and connect you with the beauty of its heritage.

Xu Beihong’s Rooster and Sunflowers: A Symbol of Resilience

Xu Beihong’s Rooster and Sunflowers Scroll Catalog Number: New 00181006① Period: Modern Era (20th Century) Artist: Xu Beihong (1895-1953) Medium: Ink and color on paper Dimensions: 139.2 × 47.8 cm Inscription: “Spring of the 28th Year, Beihong” (1939) Seal: “Descendant of the Eastern Sea” (rectangular white-character seal) The painting depicts a rooster striding leisurely at […]

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Qing Dynasty Painting: Emperor Qianlong’s Snow Scene Celebration | Palace Museum

Collection Details Accession Number: Gu 00006506 Medium: Silk, color painting. Height: 384 cm, Width: 160.3 cm. Seals: “Ba Zheng Mao Nian Zhi Bao” (Treasure of the Eightieth Year of the Emperor’s Reign), “Wu Fu Wu Dai Tang Gu Xi Tian Zi Bao” (Treasure of the Hall of Five Blessings and Five Generations), and “Tai Shang

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The Qianlong Emperor in Ceremonial Armour on Horseback By Giuseppe Castiglione

Giuseppe Castiglione’s “Emperor Qianlong Reviewing the Troops” Scroll

Giuseppe Castiglione’s “Emperor Qianlong Reviewing the Troops” Scroll Accession Number: GU-00008761 Period: Qing Dynasty, Qianlong reign (1736-1795) Artist: Giuseppe Castiglione (1688-1766) Medium: Ink and color on silk Dimensions: 332.5 × 232 cm This unsigned work bears no artist’s seal, yet its stylistic features unmistakably identify it as an authentic masterpiece by Giuseppe Castiglione, the Italian

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