A ZITAN GROTTO
A ZITAN GROTTO
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A ZITAN GROTTO

SIGNED JIN NONG AND DATED JIAXU CYCLICAL YEAR, CORRESPONDING TO 1754 AND OF THE PERIOD

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A ZITAN GROTTO
SIGNED JIN NONG AND DATED JIAXU CYCLICAL YEAR, CORRESPONDING TO 1754 AND OF THE PERIOD
The zitan wood is naturalistically carved in the form of a rocky grotto with rugged and pierced surfaces, the reverse is incised with a long inscription about an enlightened monk, followed by a jiaxu cyclical date corresponding to 1754 and a signature 'Jin Nong', and the seal Jin shi Shou Men. The seated Bodhisattva dating to the Qing dynasty is shown holding a leaf in one hand, the face with a serene expression.
The grotto, 8 in. (20.3 cm.) high, box (2)

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Ruben Lien
Ruben Lien

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Jin Nong (1687-1763), with courtesy name of Shou Men, was a well-known painter active in Yangzhou area during the 18th century, and was coined as one of the 'Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou'. His non-orthodox painting style with unusual themes deviated from the literati tradition of muted landscapes and Buddhist imageries. Despire being an extremely learned scholar who had mastered both calligraphy and painting, Jin Nong never succeeded in attaining an official post through the civil service examination, and instead had had to make a living by selling his paintings in Yangzhou.

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