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The 30 pages that link to Chinese painting, each with the reason it gives.

• Chinese calligraphyRelated: Paintings often pair images with calligraphy, sharing its brush techniques and visual rhythms.

• Classical Chinese poetryRelated: Poems and inscriptions frequently accompany paintings, framing their scenes and meanings.

• Chinese brushRelated: Brushes render its lines, washes, textures, and changing ink tones.

• Chinese literatiRelated: Painting gave literati another medium for expressing learning and personal character.

• Japanese paintingRelated: Chinese works and styles supplied major models for Japanese painters.

• Chinese sealRelated: Artists place seals on paintings to identify makers, owners, or later viewers.

• National Palace MuseumRelated: Rotating displays and careful handling help protect the museum’s delicate scroll paintings.

• GuqinRelated: Guqin often appears in paintings as part of a scholar's ideal artistic life.

• Kanō MasanobuRelated: Chinese models shaped the ink-painting tradition Masanobu adapted for Japanese patrons.

• Shanghai MuseumRelated: Paintings form a major part of the museum’s Chinese art holdings.

• History of paintingRelated: Its materials and aesthetics developed along a distinct historical path.

• Landscape by SesshūRelated: Sesshū adapted Chinese landscape conventions after studying painting in China.