Chinese ink-wash mountain landscape

A traditional Chinese ink-wash (水墨) landscape painting of mist-shrouded mountains, rendered on aged xuan rice paper. Layered mountain ranges receding into distance through gradations of black ink — bold dark foreground peaks with sharp brushwork, mid-ground ranges in medium wash, far peaks almost dissolved into pale grey mist. A single traditional pavilion perched on a cliff midway up, a small solitary figure crossing a wooden bridge over a waterfall. Pine trees with calligraphic branches, curling cloud-mist flowing between peaks (留白 negative-space clouds). A vertical seal stamp in red (篆刻 zhu-wen style) bottom-left, a vertical column of calligraphic characters reading "山高水長" top-right in elegant caoshu (草書) brushwork. Paper has faint warm beige tone with visible fiber texture. Aesthetic in the tradition of 范寬 Fan Kuan / 馬遠 Ma Yuan Song-dynasty landscape painting — contemplative, restrained, deep negative space, brush-energy (气韵) visible in every stroke.