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Mt. Daochang

Eighteen Views of Huzhou

湖州十八景圖

Mt. Daochang

道場山

c. 1588

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Song Xu 宋旭

(Chinese, 1525-c. 1606)

Album leaf; ink and color on silk

Sheet: 26.4 x 28.4 cm (10 3/8 x 11 3/16 in.)

The Severance and Greta Millikin Purchase Fund 1998.78.13

Description

Mount Daochang: From the prefectural city toward the south, about 5 to 6 li, there is the spiritual abode of Chan Master Fuhu [master who tamed tigers, or Zhifeng 志逢, 909–985]. On top [of the hill] are the Fuhu and Wanghu Pavilions. Looking farther south, one can see the mountains of Hangzhou. Looking toward the north, one can see all the way to Lake Tai and its hilly islands. Looking down, the city walls below with its towers and terraces are as splendid as in a painting.

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