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Sepia-toned hand-drawn watercolor, in the tradition of ancient Chinese painting

Nature in Chinese Culture

Source: The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Throughout history, nature has inspired Chinese artwork. Read the article to learn about the country’s connection to nature and click some of the images in the slideshow to view specific art pieces.

This entry was posted in Finding Ourselves in Nature and tagged Arts & Entertainment, History, Science & Nature on November 1, 2016 by Anita Hacker.

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