The most significant classical Chinese painting is the Qingming Shanghetu or Along the River During the Qingming Festival, which was painted nearly 900 years ago during the Northern Song dynasty.

Guided by Professor Han Lu, a Chinese painting expert, Anna embarks on a journey through the Pan Tianshou Art Museum, exploring the profound philosophy behind traditional Chinese painting.

During this period, paintings of court ladies continued to extol female virtue and moral conduct. Gu’s “Wise and Benevolent Women” depicts 15 women from “Biographies of Exemplary Women,” a Han dynasty ...

“Alternative Dreams: 17 th Century Chinese Paintings From the Tsao Family Collection” features more than 120 works – including an imposing set of 10 calligraphic hanging scrolls by Dong and ...

The Chinese say that their painting is "like vapors and clouds which rise into space, gather around cliffs and drift over wide expanses. ...

CWRU Professor Noelle Giuffrida's research casts fresh light on how Cleveland Museum of Art director Sherman Lee built a great collection of Chinese painting in part through his close ties to the ...