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Yuzhi gengzhi tu (Tilling and Weaving Illustrated) 1696 (woodblock print)
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Yuzhi gengzhi tu (Tilling and Weaving Illustrated) 1696 (woodblock print)
PFR323558 Yuzhi gengzhi tu (Tilling and Weaving Illustrated) 1696 (woodblock print) by Bingzhen, Jiao (fl.1680-1720); Private Collection; (add.info.: poems attributed to the Kangxi emperor (r.1662-1772); imperial commissioned woodblock edition; rice and silk cultivation; ); ePaul Freeman; Chinese, out of copyright
Media ID 22376354
© Paul Freeman / Bridgeman Images
Cultivating Growing Monochrome Oxen Paddy Fields Ploughing
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This photograph captures a rare glimpse into ancient Chinese agricultural practices. The print showcases the "Yuzhi gengzhi tu (Tilling and Weaving Illustrated)" woodblock print from 1696, created by the talented artist Bingzhen Jiao. This remarkable piece of art is part of a private collection and features poems attributed to Emperor Kangxi, who reigned during the years 1662-1772. The image depicts farmers diligently tending to their paddy fields with oxen-drawn ploughs. It beautifully portrays the essence of traditional rice and silk cultivation in China. The monochrome aesthetic adds an air of timelessness to this scene, transporting viewers back centuries ago. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing artwork, we are reminded of the deep connection between humans and nature that has shaped civilizations throughout history. The hard work and dedication displayed by these farmers symbolize their commitment to sustaining life through agriculture. Through this photograph, photographer Paul Freeman pays homage to Chinese culture while also showcasing his own artistic prowess. By capturing such a powerful moment frozen in time, he invites us all to appreciate the beauty found within our world's diverse cultures.
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