Four Landscapes of Infinity

Exhibition information: There are currently no plans to exhibit this artwork at the regular exhibitions.

These four landscapes each depict a magnificent landscape with white, "infinite" spaces diffused throughout each composition. Features such as the pine leaves and ripples of each painting are depicted with painstaking, meticulous detail. Two noblemen can be seen having a chat amid the impressive landscapes.
Infinite spaces fill most of the compositions of these four majestic paintings by Wen's talented nephew Wen Boren. The landscapes may represent the four seasons, four scenic sites in China, or four different styles by renowned scholar painters."

These four landscapes each depict a magnificent landscape with white, "infinite" spaces diffused throughout each composition. Features such as the pine leaves and ripples of each painting are depicted with painstaking, meticulous detail. Wen Boren (1502–1575) explored new possibilities in landscape painting as he took inspiration from literati painter Wang Meng (1308–1385).