File:Qingming Festival 2.jpg

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Artist

Zhang Zeduan (1085–1145)
Alternative names	Surname and name: Zhāng Zéduān (张择端 /張擇端) Courtesy name: Zhèng Dào (正道 )
Description	Chinese painter Deutsch: Zhang Zeduan (* 11. Jahrhundert in Dongwu; † 12. Jahrhundert) war ein chinesischer Maler der chinesischen Song-Dynastie. (→ de:Zhang Zeduan) English: Zhang Zeduan (1085 — 1145), alias Zheng Dao, also sometimes translated as Zhang Zerui, was a famous Chinese painter during the twelfth century, during the transitional period from the Northern Song to the Southern Song Dynasty, and was instrumental in the early history of the Chinese art style known as shan shui. (→ en:Zhang Zeduan) Français : Zhang Zeduan (张择端 en chinois, Zhāng Zéduān en hanyu pinyin, 1085- 1145) est un maître de la peinture chinoise. (→ fr:Zhang Zeduan) Македонски: Џанг Цедуан , ( 1085- 1145) алијас Ченг Дао, роден во Донгву (денешен Џученг, Шандунг), бил кинески сликар. Живеел во XII век, за време на преодниот период од Северната во Јужната династија Сунг. Постојат докази дека бил дворски сликар за Северната динстија Сунг, и дека по падот на динстијата, неговите слики биле критика на новата динстија. Најголемиот материјал за неговиот живот доаѓа од колофон напишан во 1186 од извесен Чанг Чу. (→ Џанг Цедуан) Norsk bokmål: Zhang Zeduan ( tradisjonell kinesisk: 張擇端, forenklet kinesisk: 张择端, pinyin: Zhāng Zéduān, Wade-Giles: Chang Tse-tuan, stilnavn: 正道, Zhèng Dào, født ca 1085 i Dongwu i provinsen Shandong i Kina; død ca 1145) var en kinesisk maler under Song-dynastiet. (→ no:Zhang Zeduan) Русский: Чжан Цзэдуань (; 1085—1145) — китайский придворный художник династии Сун, которому приписывается создание пятиметрового свитка « На реке в день поминовения усопших», изображающего повседневную жинь Кайфэна в XII в. (Кайфэн того времени был величайшим из городов мира). (→ Чжан Цзэдуань) Tiếng Việt: nhỏ\|240px\|Chi tiết của bản gốc Thanh minh thượng hà đồ của Trương Trạch Đan, đầu thế kỷ 12 (→ Trương Trạch Đoan) 中文（简体）‎: 张择端（），字正道，北宋著名画家，东武（今山东省诸城市）人。 (→ 张择端)
Date of birth/death	1085	1145
Work location	Kaifeng
Authority control	WorldCat

Description

English: Portion of the Chinese cityscape handscroll Along the River During Qingming Festival, ink and colors on silk, 25.5 × 525 cm.

Date

English: Northern Song Dynasty (960–1127), although there is scholarly speculation that it might have been painted in the early Southern Song (1127–1279) after the fall of Kaifeng to the Jin Dynasty.

Source/Photographer

English: http://depts.washington.edu/chinaciv/painting/4ptgqmsh.htm, Fu Xinian, ed. Zhongguo meishu quanji, Liang Song huihua, shang (Series Vol. 3), pl. 51, pp. 128-137 (This applies to all five sections). Collection of the National Palace Museum, Beijing.

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