doi:10.7916/d8-2g7s-dv59Landscape in the Manner of Dong Yuan and JuranWang, Jian, 1598-1677drawingswatercolors (paintings)still imageThis ink-monochrome painting is executed with a dry brush, a technique evoking the old method associated with the 10th-century painters Dong Yuan and Juran. The picture begins with hills in the distance and nearby mountains, and trees shown in detail in the foreground. A waterfall flows down from distant densely forested peaks, in which mountain passes lead to a valley. The middle section of the scroll shows a hermitage surrounded by autumn foliage, and a stream which unites with the river running into the distance.