'Flowers of the Four Seasons' is a classic theme in East Asian painting, showing blossoms of spring, summer, autumn, and winter — such as peony, lotus, chrysanthemum, and plum — combined in a single composition to evoke the full cycle of the year. The Art Institute of Chicago holds several Chinese and Japanese works on this theme, painted in meticulously outlined, richly colored detail in the tradition of court flower painting.
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