A rare treasure drawn after more than eleven years: The Forty Scenery of Yuanming Garden
 
The Forty Scenery Picture of Yuanming Gardon is one of the most accomplished meticulous color paintings in China. It reproduces the magnificent scenery of the heyday of Yuanming Garden. There are Forty unique landscape clusters in the garden landscape cluster.
 The "Forty Scenery Map" was drawn by the famous court painters Tang Dai and Shen Yuan around 1744 in accordance with the will of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty.  After the painting was completed, Qianlong wrote 40 poems in imperial pen for it, written by Wang Youdun, Shangshu of the Ministry of Industry.  "Forty Scenes" was originally stored in the Old Summer Palace. When the British and French forces burned the Old Summer Palace in 1860, this set of colored drawings was looted by the invaders and is now in the French National Library.
 
"Forty Scenes" has extremely high artistic and historical and cultural value. The painted buildings, spring stones and other landscapes are all in a realistic style, the poetry inscription has a profound mood, the calligraphy is timeless and elegant, and the poetry, calligraphy and painting have reached a perfect unity.
 
This artwork is an ink-printed ancient Chinese painting, which presentsThe Forty Scenery Picture of Yuanming Gardon is one of the most accomplished meticulous color paintings in China.  on high-Quality plain papers by the handwritten Chinese calligraphy.
 
The artworks are unframed,
 
Five scripts will are available. To change any script of five scripts if required
                       Seal script (S)
                       Clerical script (C)
                       Regular script (Re)
                       Running script (R)
                       Cursive script (Cu)
 
Three sizes are available: 
                       Small (8.5" x 11"), 
                       Medium (11" x17") 
                      Large (13" x 19" )
 
This artwork can replace Alice's name with any other name if required.
 
In the artwork, Each artwork will sign with four characters, the first two letters being the year 2021 presented in the Chinese Calendar Xinchou (辛丑)The last two characters are the pen name of the artist, Ruyi 如意. The artist's name will show with the traditional red seal in the artwork.
The actual artwork may differ slightly in color and writing typeface due to handwritten naturally.