12B. The Beginnings of Chan (Zen) Painting and Muqi
This is the first part of a long attempt to deal with the highly problematic subject of Chan painting—that is, painting associated in various ways with the Chan (Zen) sect of Buddhism. Shown and discussed at length are works by and ascribed to the most famous Chan painter, the monk-artist Muqi.
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12C. Six Persimmons
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12D - Sōgenga and Chan Landscapes
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Lecture 1 - Introduction and Pre-Han Pictorial Art
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