International Art and Artifact Catalogue
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TITLE: "Twelve Hidden Peaks"
ARTIST: Cheng Xiuying
YEAR: 4266
TYPE: Ink on panels. 180 by 47 cm; 5 ft. 10 in. x 1½ ft.
OWNER/COLLECTION: Cheng Clan of Indrala
LOCATION: Kaizhou City Museum of Art
VALUATION: Est. $3,546,300 - $4,138,088

OVERVIEW: The piece was created two centuries ago by Cheng Xiuying, who is regarded as the former matriarch of the modern day Cheng Clan. Made up of 12 different panels, it depicts the varied landscapes of the Indralan countryside and wilderness. Along with the paintings, each panel contains a poem written by Cheng herself.

While the artwork is owned by the Cheng Clan of Indrala, it is currently on loan to the Kaizhou City Museum of Art (KCMA) for the exhibition "Landscapes of Indrala."

Originally posted by pandowlpaws on Oct 08, 2018.
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RE: International Art and Artifact Catalogue - by Wu Han - 05-12-2025, 08:39 AM