Print of Chinese Painting on Silk - Seven Hermits of the Bamboo Grove (Gao Yi) by Sun Wei

Product Description

The Painting of Gao Yi is the only existing authentic work of Sun Wei, a noted painter in Sichuan at the end of the Tang Dynasty. The painting depicts four hermits of the "Zhu Lin Qi Xian" (seven hermits with superb talent enjoying their life in bamboo forest during the Wei Jin Period (220-420). Using wonderful skill, the painter expresses the spiritual disposition of these people perfectly. The painting was named by the Emperor Hui Zong of the Song Dynasty, who also made a short comment on the scroll.

* This product does not include the frame. If you want a frame, please contact us.
* The size listed above is the size of the painting itself.
* Any other smaller size can be tailor printed. Please contact us.
* This reproduction is a print on a piece of silk, which will be mounted after the print.

Company Profile

SHIBIJIA, a world-renowned and time-honored brand in Chinese artwork trade and education, has been witnessing the rises and falls of Chinese economy ever since its founding in 1920. 

SHIBIJIA, its Chinese name literally means, “a family even the maid servants love poetry”, has profound implications of Chinese culture. According to A New Account of World Tales, a then journalism collection of chaotic China, the great scholar of Eastern Han Dynasty (A.D. 25-220), Zheng Xuan had such erudite family tradition that even his maid servants were adept at rhythm and literature. 

Modern SHIBIJIA bolsters trading of “Four Treasures of the Study” (the writing brushes, ink sticks, paper and ink stone for traditional Chinese art production), auction of artwork, education & training, art gallery, development of artistic and cultural works, designing of books and electronic commerce.