清/現代 齊白石 天竹圖 軸|Nandina

Qi Baishi

undated · Hanging scroll; ink and color on paper · Asian Art

清/現代 齊白石 天竹圖 軸|Nandina — Qi Baishi

The Nandina, called Southern Heavenly Bamboo (Nantianzhu) in Chinese, has a range of auspicious meanings. Its profusion of red berries symbolizes abundance, while the similarity of the words for “bamboo” (zhu 竹) and “wish” (zhu 祝) makes the image of the plant suitable for use in a range of rebuses, or multipart visual puns.

Artist
Qi Baishi
Date
undated
Medium
Hanging scroll; ink and color on paper
Culture
China
Department
Asian Art
Credit line
Bequest of Robert H. Ellsworth, 2014

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