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In the collection of Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland · as of July 2026
FROM THE CLEVELAND MUSEUM OF ART’S CATALOG
Plum trees blossom in the first months of the year; the delicate flowers endure the harsh winter frosts. A popular motif in Chinese ink painting, the plum symbolizes the winter season and is a harbinger of spring.
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Zhang You — 明 張祐 萬古春風圖 軸|Spring Breeze of Myriad Pasts
Liu Shiru — 明 劉世儒 雪梅圖 軸|Plum in snow
Wang Mian — 元 王冕 墨梅圖 軸|Fragrant Snow at Broken Bridge
Liu Shiru — 明 劉世儒 月下雪梅圖 軸|Flowering Plum in Moonlight and
Bodhidharma Meditating Facing a Cliff
Wang Mian (Chinese, 1287–1359) — A Prunus in the Moonlight
Wu Zhen — 元 吳鎮 老松圖 軸|Crooked Pine
Bokurin Guan — 墨林愚庵筆 葡萄蝉図|Cicada on a Grapevine
Kano Tan'yū — 狩野探幽筆 『画苑』|Famous Themes for Painting Study Kn
Dong Yuan — 五代 傳董元 溪岸圖 軸|Riverbank
Fa Ruozhen — 清 法若真 雲山圖軸|Cloudy Mountains
Mountain Market, Clear with Rising Mist