Exploring the exquisite world of Asian art via #ClevelandMuseumofArt's 'Dragon amid Clouds'. The piece encapsulates the majestic symbolism of the dragon in mythical narrative. What's your take on this mystical creature?
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https://clevelandart.org/art/1985.71.7
#ArtTalks #MythicalRealism #AsianArt
https://clevelandart.org/art/1985.71.7
Dragon amid Clouds | Cleveland Museum of Art
Min Zhen, who was orphaned at age 12 and developed an eccentric personality, was trained by Tang Yin (1682–1756), a writer, playwright, and superintendent of the imperial porcelain workshops in Jingdezhen. The connection to him may have enabled Min to stay in Beijing for a decade from around 1773. It is not clear whether he ever resided in Yangzhou, but his style is in many instances reminiscent of that of Yangzhou artist Huang Shen. This album demonstrates Min’s versatility and mature style in the last years of his life.
