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Gao Cen (1621-1691), one of the Eight Masters of Nanjing, was famed for his landscape and flower paintings. Spend this #TravelTuesday 🪂 with him in this breath-taking valley with a view of waters, rocks and pines.

🏞️谷口幽居图 清 高岑

💐#FridayFlowers to delight your weekend mood.

🎨设色花卉卷 明 马守真
Flowers, Ma Shouzhen (1548-1604), Ming dynasty

#NowOnView in #HarvestFromGenerosity

🌼Sharing these romantic #FridayFlowers with you. How's your Friday mood?

Flowers, Yun Shouping (1633-1690), Ming dynasty

#Zooseum

🔍The life of reeds and wild geese intrigue traditional Chinese painters, including Bian Shoumin (1684—1752), one of the most outstanding artists in creating this theme.

🎨芦雁图册 清 边寿民

🧑‍🏫Today we are celebrating #TeachersDay in China. Beautiful flowers and heartfelt gratitude to all teachers for their work&love that make a better world!

Flowers, album, Zhang Xiong (1803–1886), Qing dynasty
花卉册 清 张熊

#FridayFlowers

🌺Let these #FridayFlowers brighten your day.

Flowers, album, Wang Weilie (16th–17th century), Ming dynasty
设色花卉册 明 王维烈

#MuseumLadies

Cheng Hongshou (1598–1652), a famed figure painter, centers a lady leaning on an incense cage in this painting. He lights up the pictorial space with deliberate objects in bright colors, such as an ocean-blue carpet and a green parrot.

明 陈洪绶 斜倚薰笼图轴

🌺Get yourself in some flowery moods. #FridayFlowers

Kesi Album of Flowers, 17th century
缂丝花卉册 明末清初

#SundayStory

🔥This wucai vase from the Kangxi reign (1661–1722) features a fantastic story in Chinese mythology—Nezha conquers the Dragon King. In this scene, Nezha, a human-turned-deity reincarnated in a lotus blossom, confronts his rivals in the sea and finally triumphs.

🐯The tiger, one of the 12 Chinese zodiac animals, has always been worshipped and loved for it represents courage and strength. Celebrate the #InternationalTigerDay with some of the big cats we've selected from the #ShanghaiMuseum collection.