Finches and Bamboo Art Print 1100 Painting by Emperor Huizong (6 Sizes)
Finches and Bamboo art print captures a luminous, delicate handscroll painting in ink and color on silk, attributed to Emperor Huizong and dated to the early 12th century. This striking reproduction brings the refined vitality of Northern Song dynasty painting into a contemporary interior, with its quiet balance of birds and foliage. Two finches perch among slender green bamboo leaves and branches, rendered with fine brushwork and subtle tonal gradations against the warm golden silk ground. Painted during the Northern Song period (960–1127), the scene reflects the imperial court's passion for naturalistic bird-and-flower subjects and the enduring symbolism of bamboo for resilience and integrity.
The original medium is handscroll; ink and color on silk. From the Asian Art collection at The Metropolitan Museum of Art (John M. Crawford Jr. Collection, Purchase, Douglas Dillon Gift, 1981). Printed in Texas by GleeBeeCo on heavyweight matte archival, acid-free paper for rich colour and lasting detail. Available in 5×7", 8×10", 9×12", 11×14", 12×16", and 13×19" sizes, ready to frame in the dimensions you select. The print ships flat and unframed.
Features: USA Printed, Archival Grade, Acid Free, Reprint, Painting, Horizontal
Category: Animals, World
Genre: Bird-and-Flower Painting
Subject: Birds, Bamboo, Finches
Artist: Emperor Huizong
Country: China
Year: 1100
Museum: The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Finches and Bamboo Art Print 1100 Painting by Emperor Huizong (6 Sizes)