Palace Ladies at Leisure Handscroll, detail of ladies preparing to go out, after an original by Wen-chu Chou (fl.970) Southern Sung period, c.1140

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"Palace Ladies at Leisure Handscroll" is a notable Chinese handscroll painting attributed to an anonymous artist, dating back to approximately 1140 during the Southern Song period. This exquisite work of art is a detailed representation of courtly life, specifically focusing on a scene where palace ladies are depicted preparing to go out. The handscroll is believed to be inspired by or created after an original work by Wen-chu Chou, an artist flourishing around 970, although little is known about Chou's life and works.

The painting captures the elegance and refined atmosphere of the imperial court, showcasing the leisurely activities of the palace women with meticulous attention to detail. The figures are rendered with grace and poise, their movements and expressions suggesting a narrative that extends beyond the visual frame. The artist's skill in portraying the luxurious textiles, intricate hairstyles, and serene environment reflects the high level of craftsmanship and aesthetic sophistication that characterized the Southern Song period.

As a surviving example of court painting from this era, "Palace Ladies at Leisure Handscroll" provides valuable insights into the cultural and social dynamics of the time. It is a testament to the artistic traditions that flourished under imperial patronage and continues to be studied for its historical significance and artistic merit. The handscroll is an important piece within the canon of Chinese art history, offering a window into the world of the Song dynasty's imperial court and its rich visual culture.

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