About the Original Artwork
“Viewing a Waterfall in Empty Mountains” is a hanging scroll painting by Tang Yin, a celebrated painter of the Ming Dynasty. The original work, ink on paper, depicts towering peaks, two pines standing at the summit, and a waterfall cascading down a cliff, with a scholar quietly watching the scene below. The painting reflects Tang Yin’s distinctive style in rendering rocks and mountains, and it features both the artist’s own inscription and a poem by Emperor Qianlong. The original is now in the collection of the National Palace Museum, Taipei.
About This Reproduction
This is a high-quality reproduction, not an original antique or hand-painted artwork. It is printed on xuan paper and hand-mounted by our studio using traditional techniques. Each piece is made to order and inspected before shipping.
About the Artist
Tang Yin (1470–1524), also known as Tang Bohu, was a renowned painter, calligrapher, and poet of the Ming Dynasty. He is celebrated for his landscape paintings, figure paintings, and his distinctive blend of technical precision and expressive brushwork. His works are among the most recognized in Chinese art history.
Mounting & Craftsmanship
Each scroll is hand-mounted by our experienced craftsmen with over 15 years of experience. We use traditional silk brocade borders and wooden scroll rods, following techniques passed down through generations. This hand-mounted process gives the scroll a refined finish and ensures it hangs flat and remains durable over time.
Size
Full scroll: 150cm × 50cm (59″ × 19.7″) (±3 cm, hand-mounted)
Shipping & Processing
Processing time: 3 business days (each scroll is made to order)
Shipping: Free worldwide shipping
Estimated delivery: 7–12 business days depending on destination
Care Instructions
Avoid direct sunlight and humid environments
Roll the scroll gently when storing
Keep away from sharp objects to protect the silk border
