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拍品专文
Born in Ningxiang, Hunan, Liu Yin (Qing Dynasty) enjoyed painting and writing calligraphy,
as well as playing music and reciting poetry. He was close friends with Hu Dayuan (1778-
1841), Peng Jun (1769-1833), Shi Cheng and Deng Xianhe (1777-1851). Liu Yin was once
invited to the Ruyi Hall to paint for the Imperial Palace and Eight Sights of Xiao Xiang was one
of his most well-known works during his time there. He later traveled around the province of Hunan,
frequently painting landscape series.
as well as playing music and reciting poetry. He was close friends with Hu Dayuan (1778-
1841), Peng Jun (1769-1833), Shi Cheng and Deng Xianhe (1777-1851). Liu Yin was once
invited to the Ruyi Hall to paint for the Imperial Palace and Eight Sights of Xiao Xiang was one
of his most well-known works during his time there. He later traveled around the province of Hunan,
frequently painting landscape series.