Landscape Album Leaf by Dai Xi
Chinese
A Pavilion Secluded in a Bamboo Grove, 1808 - 1893
Hŏ Ryŏn 허련 許鍊 (also known as So-ch'i and Ma-hil)
Enjoying the Mountain Scenery, 1808 - 1893
Hŏ Ryŏn 허련 許鍊 (also known as So-ch'i and Ma-hil)
Seated Chijang Posal (Chinese, Dizang Pusa; Sanskrit, Bodhisattva Ksitigarbha) Flanked by Monk Tomyŏng (Chinese, Daoming) and Demon King Mutŏk Kuiwang (Chinese, Wudu Guiwang) and Surrounded by the Ten Kings of Hell and Their Retinues
Korean
Landscape with a Figure Crossing a Bridge to Reach a Village Nestled in a Mountain Valley, 1707 - 1769
Shim Sa-chŏng (also known as Yi-suk ['cha']; Hyŏn-chae ['ho'])
Alms-Bowl Pond (Pal-yŏn) in the Diamond Mountains [Kŭm-kang-san], originally in an album depicting the "Complete Views of the Diamond Mountains" [Kŭm-kang chŏn-to], 1745 - 1806
Kim Hong-to (also known as Sa-nŭng ['cha']; Tan-wŏn ['ho'])
Verdant Cliffs at Ku-tam [Tortoise Lake], Tan-yang, probably originally from an album of eight leaves depicting "Eight Views of Tan-yang" [Tan-yang p'al-kyŏng], 1676 - 1759
Traditionally attributed to Chŏng Sŏn (also known as Wŏn-paek ['cha']; Kyŏm-chae ['ho'])
Orchid and Rock, 1855 - 1921
Kim Ŭng-wŏn (also spelled Gim Eung'won; also known as So-ho and Ch'ŏn-ram)
Landscape After Wang Meng's "Immortal Abode in the Pine Covered Mountains", 1632 - 1717
Wang Hui 王翬
1967-86, born 1933
Fong Chung-Ray (Feng zhongrui) 馮鍾睿
1974-21, born 1933
Fong Chung-Ray (Feng zhongrui) 馮鍾睿
Branch of Fruiting Grapes
Chinese
Waves, born 1933
Hung Hsien (Margaret Chang, Hong Xian) 洪嫻
Flying Waterfall, 1898 - 1993
Yu Cheng-yao 余承堯
1970-19, born 1933
Fong Chung-Ray (Feng zhongrui) 馮鍾睿
The End of the World, 1908 - 2003
Lewis W. Rubenstein
Squirrels and Grapevine, late 19th - early 20th century
Bai Haonian
Orchids and Rock, 1832 - 1914
Hak-kyo Chŏng
Buddhist Monk Kŭmp’adang Seated on a Mat and Holding a Staff in His Left Hand and a Buddhist Rosary in His Right Hand
Korean
Six Landscapes
Kim Chae-tŏk (also known as Hyo-san)