Schildering met een voorstelling van de kade van Xinshi, provincie Sichuan aan de rivier de Jinshajiang

Art Historical Context

Zhou Jun's *Schildering met een voorstelling van kade van Xinshi provincie Sichuan aan de riv de Jinshajiang* (1983) captures a vivid scene of the bustling quay along the Jinshajiang—also known as the Jinsha, the upper reaches of China's mighty Yangtze—in Sichuan Province. Created on paper (38 cm high by 55.2 cm wide), this painting offers a glimpse into everyday life at this riverside hub during the early years of China's post-Mao reforms, when economic vitality began reshaping rural and provincial landscapes. As a work in the traditional medium of paper, typical of Chinese ink and brush pai...