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The 11 pages that link to Handscroll, each with the reason it gives.

• Chinese figure paintingRelated: Its unfolding sequence suits figure paintings that narrate events across time.

• Along the River During the Qingming FestivalNarrower topic: The work’s physical format controls the pace and order of viewing.

• Chinese ink paintingRelated: Its unfolding format makes landscape space and viewing time part of the composition.

• Qiu YingRelated: Narrative paintings in this format suited the historical scenes associated with his art.

• Tang YinRelated: Several celebrated works attributed to Tang use the intimate handscroll format.

• Wu SchoolRelated: Its gradual viewing suits the school’s layered landscapes and changing scenes.

• Shen ZhouRelated: The format let Shen Zhou develop landscape scenes as unfolding visual journeys.

• Guo XiRelated: The format can make landscape unfold through successive viewpoints rather than one fixed vista.

• Li TangRelated: The format lets landscape compositions unfold through a sequence of changing views.

• Qiu ZhuRelated: This format shaped how narrative paintings could be encountered and composed.

• Urushi-eCompared with: Unlike a unique scroll, urushi-e circulated as reproducible printed images.