Wang Meng Chinese Painting Print – Tea Brewing Landscape

If Wang Meng is new to you, this Tea Brewing Landscape print is a fine place to start. Expect a flat, unmounted sheet — the huaxin print, and nothing but the print.

Landscape, mountains, waterfall: the classic trio, handled with restraint, and a worthy Chinese home decor print. Around the main subject: pavilion, figures, and figures. Grey ink, water, and timing — the whole image is a study in dilution — exactly what this kind of Chinese art print for framing should be. The landscape holds figures, water, and sky in a single breathing composition. Falling water gives the mountains their energy. Wang Meng packed his mountains dense with texture — the Yuan master of the full, breathing landscape. Edges and margins are clean, giving a framer plenty to work with.

A natural gift for anyone who reads a room in brushstrokes, the kind of Chinese ink wash art print worth framing well. Pair it with plain mounting and let the image do the talking.