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The poem included on this vase was composed by the poet and essayist Du Mu (803–852) and complements the accompanying landscape scene. Chinese scholars favored objects containing both painting and text. The different ways that the image and the word relate to each other can be a source of delight and play for the scholar.

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        "[Translation] \"\"Spring South of the River\"\" by Du Mu [Tu Mu] (803-852): Orioles call for a thousand li",
        "green's reflected in the river; Waterside village; hillside rempart; wine; a banner in the wind.  In the time of the southern dynasties",
        "there were four hundred and eighty temples; How many pavilions there are now in the mist and rain."
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