Shan Ju Tu (山居圖), ‘Dwelling in the Mountains' Artist: Li Zhiqian (李智千) (Chinese, contemporary artist) Paint on Xuan paper, mounted on paper Size: 85 x 35 cm. (30.5 x 13.8 in.) Materials: Xuan paper, Japanese 'Kobaien Koukaboku' ink, Suzhou 'Jiangsi Xutang' natural plant and mineral pigment Artist's inscription: 辛丑如月智千 (‘Second month of 2021, lunar calendar, Zhiqian) Seals: 李智千 (Li Zhiqian), 耕堂 (Geng Tang Studio), 夷陵 (Yiling) This painting is mounted on a scroll. Li Zhiqian is a renowned painter from Yichang, Hubei province. He specialises in Song-era painting styles, which traditionally focus on the medium of flowers and birds, landscape paintings. Requiring a skilled hand and meticulous attention to detail, Zhiqian has gained wide recognition for his works within China, bringing traditional techniques to the contemporary art market. Li Zhiqian has studied under a number of famous artists, including Cheng Lixue (程立雪), Yang Jinbai (杨近白), Chen Wanheng (陈万亨) and Kong Fang (孔方). We work directly with contemporary artists from studios in Hubei province, central China, to bring high-quality brush-painted works to UK collectors. As strong believers in the importance of tradition, we seeks to offer a deeper connection with China and its traditional artisan culture through meticulously-crafted works. All our works are created using traditional techniques and materials by contemporary masters. Contact us if you are interested in purchasing our one-of-a-kind Chinese brush paintings. We accept a variety of orders, from personalised commissions to private collection pieces. We currently trade in China and the UK, but are able to make arrangements for international purchases according to individual requirement. Find out more about Yaoyao and Sixian (四閑齋): Instagram: sixian_tea Website: sixian.life
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