The painting “Up The River During Qingming” is well-known in the world. The version painted by Qing Dynasty court painters of the imperial painting academy under the Qianlong Emperor is one of the most famous paintings in the National Palace Museum. It reflects not only the painting style but also the life and appearances of the period it was made.

The product “Up The River During Qingming, Qing Court painters, Qing Dynasty” is the original size 35.6*1152.8 cm and printed on silk by Giclée with nanotechnology inks guaranteed by original manufacturers. The artworks are reproduced with high-quality resolution just like genuine ones. Every product is adhered to the laser label authorized by the National Palace Museum and is definitely worthy of collection. Packing with a Hand-made brocade box, using the three-dimensional colorful jacquard technique, is interwoven with dragon patterns that symbolize royal emperor and turtleback patterns which symbolize long living. When enjoying it, extend the scroll with your left hand and roll the scroll with your right hand at the same time. Move and browse section by section. Also, you can use the magnifier to appreciate the painting more clearly. And you’ll see the lively activities include a theatrical performance, monkey show, acrobatics, and a martial arts ring to lend a festive air to the scenery. The bridge and buildings are depicted in the ruled-line method, and the figures are also exquisitely detailed. Brilliantly colored and characterized by sure, fine brushwork, this represents a fine example of Qing court painting.

Consummate Artwork Gallery (ZhenYin Art), one of the National Palace Museum series “Up The River During Qingming” was awarded Taiwan Excellence in 2016.