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How to read a Chinese handscroll painting

Published March 17, 2011 Blogs & websites , Image tools , Museum news Leave a Comment
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The newly-appointed Curator of Asian Art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Maxwell Hearn, discusses the intimate relationship between object and viewer with a 14th century Chinese handscroll painting in this video from the New York Times. For other videos from the museum, see their YouTube Channel.

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