Ascending the Isles of the Immortals
- Image Number: K2A002878N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: Zhang Tingyan;張廷彥
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 169.2×87.9
- Description:
Zhang Tingyan’s birth and death years are unknown. During the reign of Emperor Qianlong, it was consecrated to the inner court and painted by workers. It was written in Tang Dynasty and passed on by Chu Liang. Taizong not only calmed down the bandits, but also paid attention to Confucianism. He started a literature hall in the west of the palace city to wait for the scholars from all directions. Du Ruhui, Fang Xuanling, etc., are also the officials and bachelor of literature. His name was Jueli, and he ordered Chu Liang to be an image Zan. He was called the Eighteenth Scholar. The book mansion of the photo collection is regarded as a symbol of courtesy and virtue. Those who enter the museum in advance admire it. It is called “Deng Yingzhou”. This painting is extremely exquisite, and can be the representative work of the academy painting.
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