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Tang Yin (1470-1523)

Drinking at Night. 1520-1523. Handscroll; ink on paper, 30.5 × 139.2 cm (12 × 55 in.). Artist’s inscription: One year, 365 days, spring, summer, autumn, and winter, each has 90 days. Cold winter and hot summer are the most difficult time; when it gets cold as if cutting with a knife, hot as if roasting. In spring and autumn, the weather is good, but it gets lots of rain and wind. Through the year, there is only a few days with good weather. It is difficult to come upon a beautiful scenery. If you can have a beautiful scenery and good weather, what a enjoyable thing! Do not light a tall candle which shine the zun vessel of fragrant wine. That is a empty life in the world of men. The ancient people; encouraged to have a party at night with candles. Each minute of spring night is as valuable as thousand of gold, but I say that even with the thousands of gold, you cannot bring the spring night back again. Xianggong jinshi wujun Tang yin wrote. (Eun-wha Park:1989) -Frontipiece: "zhai qi" ( ?? ) by Feng Fang (???? ??) (although this once part of an album, not a handscroll) Seals of Geng Zhaozhong and Qing emperors -This scroll has the original silk wrapper from the Qing palace in the 18th century, inscribed by Zhang Zhao (1691-1745) in 1744; recorded in Shiqu baoji. Collectors’ seals Geng Zhaozhong, Xingong Jianding zhencang, Hanshui Genhuihou shuhua zhi zhang Tianshan Genxingong shuhua zhi zhang Zhanenji Huihou zhencang Huihou Zhizhang. Gift of the Joseph and Helen Regenstein Foundation (1955.761).

Location The Art Institute of Chicago/Chicago/USA

Unique Identifier ART574867

Type Image

Purpose Public

Size 3000px × 1278px

Photo Credit The Art Institute of Chicago / Art Resource, NY

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