LandscapeQing dynasty, 1702Image: 6 5/8 x 21 5/8 inches (16.8 x 54.9 cm)
Fan: ink and color on paperGeorge and Mary Rockwell Collection70.0210Fan painting with each pupil's contributions identified . Wang Hui's pupils: Yang Chin/Jin (1644-1717), Chou Kai/Zhou Gai (fl. early 18th Cent.), and Ts'ai Yüan/Cai Yüan, (K'ang Hsi/Kang Xi Period: 1662-1722).Paintings18468436861Wang HuiGai, Kai/zhou chouYuan, Yuan/cai ts'aiJin, Yang chin/ yangChinaThis painting represents a collaboration of Wang Hui, one of the so-called "Four Wangs," orthodox masters of the early Qing dynasty (1644-1911), with several of his pupils. Each artist signed the picture and indicated their contribution. The overall landscape was painted by Wang, the bamboo grove by Zhou Gai (active early 18th century), the water pavilion by Yang Jin (1644-1717), and the mountain village by Cai Yuan (active early 18th century). The distant mountains were added at a later time by Wang Hui.