Six Gentlemen is a landscape painting by the Yuan dynasty Chinese artist Ni Zan (1301–1374). The work portrays six trees along a riverbank, a metaphor for the principled seclusion of virtuous gentlemen in an era of violent upheaval and foreign occupation. As the first of Ni Zan’s paintings to demonstrate the stark, minimalist style for which he is known, Six Gentlemen marked a turning point in his artistic career. He would frequently return to its subject matter in later years, producing many subsequent works of nearly identical composition and style.
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- Zes edellieden (nl)
- Six Gentlemen (painting) (en)
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| - Six Gentlemen is a landscape painting by the Yuan dynasty Chinese artist Ni Zan (1301–1374). The work portrays six trees along a riverbank, a metaphor for the principled seclusion of virtuous gentlemen in an era of violent upheaval and foreign occupation. As the first of Ni Zan’s paintings to demonstrate the stark, minimalist style for which he is known, Six Gentlemen marked a turning point in his artistic career. He would frequently return to its subject matter in later years, producing many subsequent works of nearly identical composition and style. (en)
- Sei gentiluomini (六君子圖T, 六君子图S, Liù jūnzǐ túP) è un dipinto di paesaggio realizzato nel 1345 dall'artista cinese Ni Zan. L'opera raffigura sei alberi sulla sponda d'un fiume, metafora del principio d'isolamento dei gentiluomini virtuosi in un periodo di violenti sconvolgimenti e di occupazione straniera. Come i primi dipinti di Ni Zan dimostrano uno stile spoglio e minimalista per il quale egli è conosciuto, Sei Gentiluomini segnò una svolta nella sua carriera artistica. Sarebbe ritornato frequentemente sul tema negli anni successivi, producendo molte opere dalla composizione e dallo stile quasi identico. (it)
- 《六君子图》是元代画家倪瓒的一部作品，作于1345年，藏於上海博物館。为平远两段式构图，颇能反应画家的典型风格，当时山水画处于风急剧变化的时代，倪瓒的这种画法显得颇为超前。该图画的是太湖一代秋天的景色：画面上方是一片平缓的山丘，中部则是一大片波澜不惊的湖面。前景画着六棵挺拔的树——松、柏、樟、槐、楠、榆，各有象征意义。树梢比湖对岸地平线略低，扎根在荒坡之上，显出孤傲、正直清高的的性格。全图为两横一竖结构，简洁而深含意蕴。 画中有作者自题的作画经过：“卢山甫每见辄求作画，至正五年四月八日，泊舟弓河之上，而山甫篝灯出此纸，苦征余画，时已惫甚，只得勉以应之。大痴老师见之必大笑也”。还有黄公望的题诗：“居然相对六君子，正直特立无偏颇。” (zh)
- Zes edellieden (traditioneel Chinees: 六君子圖; pinyin: Liù jūnzǐ tú) is een landschap van de Chinese kunstschilder en kalligraaf Ni Zan (1301–1374), een van de Vier Meesters van de Yuan-dynastie. Het in gewassen inkt uitgevoerde werk is bevestigd op een hangende rol en toont zes bomen op een kleine zandbank aan de rand van een brede rivier. Dit is mogelijk een metafoor voor de zelfverkozen afzondering van rechtschapen literati tijdens de Mongoolse bezetting van China. (nl)
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| - Six Gentlemen is a landscape painting by the Yuan dynasty Chinese artist Ni Zan (1301–1374). The work portrays six trees along a riverbank, a metaphor for the principled seclusion of virtuous gentlemen in an era of violent upheaval and foreign occupation. As the first of Ni Zan’s paintings to demonstrate the stark, minimalist style for which he is known, Six Gentlemen marked a turning point in his artistic career. He would frequently return to its subject matter in later years, producing many subsequent works of nearly identical composition and style. (en)
- Sei gentiluomini (六君子圖T, 六君子图S, Liù jūnzǐ túP) è un dipinto di paesaggio realizzato nel 1345 dall'artista cinese Ni Zan. L'opera raffigura sei alberi sulla sponda d'un fiume, metafora del principio d'isolamento dei gentiluomini virtuosi in un periodo di violenti sconvolgimenti e di occupazione straniera. Come i primi dipinti di Ni Zan dimostrano uno stile spoglio e minimalista per il quale egli è conosciuto, Sei Gentiluomini segnò una svolta nella sua carriera artistica. Sarebbe ritornato frequentemente sul tema negli anni successivi, producendo molte opere dalla composizione e dallo stile quasi identico. (it)
- Zes edellieden (traditioneel Chinees: 六君子圖; pinyin: Liù jūnzǐ tú) is een landschap van de Chinese kunstschilder en kalligraaf Ni Zan (1301–1374), een van de Vier Meesters van de Yuan-dynastie. Het in gewassen inkt uitgevoerde werk is bevestigd op een hangende rol en toont zes bomen op een kleine zandbank aan de rand van een brede rivier. Dit is mogelijk een metafoor voor de zelfverkozen afzondering van rechtschapen literati tijdens de Mongoolse bezetting van China. Zes edellieden is het eerste werk in de grimmige, minimalistische stijl waar Ni om bekend staat. Het vormde een keerpunt in zijn artistieke loopbaan: vrijwel al zijn latere landschappen vertonen een vergelijkbare sobere stijl. Deze werken hadden een grote invloed op het shan shui-genre. (nl)
- 《六君子图》是元代画家倪瓒的一部作品，作于1345年，藏於上海博物館。为平远两段式构图，颇能反应画家的典型风格，当时山水画处于风急剧变化的时代，倪瓒的这种画法显得颇为超前。该图画的是太湖一代秋天的景色：画面上方是一片平缓的山丘，中部则是一大片波澜不惊的湖面。前景画着六棵挺拔的树——松、柏、樟、槐、楠、榆，各有象征意义。树梢比湖对岸地平线略低，扎根在荒坡之上，显出孤傲、正直清高的的性格。全图为两横一竖结构，简洁而深含意蕴。 画中有作者自题的作画经过：“卢山甫每见辄求作画，至正五年四月八日，泊舟弓河之上，而山甫篝灯出此纸，苦征余画，时已惫甚，只得勉以应之。大痴老师见之必大笑也”。还有黄公望的题诗：“居然相对六君子，正直特立无偏颇。” (zh)
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