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Discover Wu Boli, a renowned Chinese Taoist painter known for his nature imagery, including the iconic 'Dragon Pine.' Explore his spiritual themes of longevity and Taoism, rooted in 14th-century Jiangxi.

Wu Boli, a Daoist priest at the Shangqing ("Upper Purity") Temple on Dragon Tiger Mountain, Jiangxi Province, was a close folower of Fang Congyi (ca. 1301–ca. 1392). Dragon Pine was painted for Zhang Yuchu, the forty-third Daoist "pope" of the Orthodox Unity sect, and bears his appreciative colophon.This animated pine recalls an account by the tenth-century hermit-painter Jing Hao that describes "a gigantic pine tree, its aged bark overgrown with lichen, its winged scales seeming to ride in the air. Its stature is like that of a coiling dragon trying to reach the Milky Way." For Jing Hao, as for later artists, the pine signified "the moral character of the virtuous man." Here, the tree may also represent the Daoist sage, or "perfected being." According to Daoist geomantic beliefs, vital energies collect at the base of a mountain slope along the edge of a stream-precisely the location of the pine in Wu Boli"s painting.

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Tytuł: Dragon pine
Artysta: wu boli
Rok: 401
Wymiary oryginału: 122.0cm x 34.0cm
Format: Tall
Status praw autorskich: Pod ochroną prawa autorskiego
Nasycenie barw: Balanced
Jasność postrzegana: brilliant

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