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This handscroll, painted in 1542–43 by the Ming dynasty professional artist Qiu Ying, illustrates a story about the great Yuan dynasty calligrapher Zhao Mengfu (1254–1322), who is said to have transcribed the Buddhist Heart Sutra for a priest in exchange for tea. The tale echoes an even older legend of the calligrapher Wang Xizhi trading his brushwork for a flock of geese, part of a Chinese literary tradition celebrating art exchanged for simple, worldly pleasures. Qiu Ying, based in Suzhou, was renowned for painting refined historical and literary subjects like this one for wealthy patrons.
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