錢穀(款)　臨米友仁大姚村圖｜Attributed to Qian Gu, Landscape after Mu Youren

This handscroll attributed to Qian Gu presents a landscape composition based on the style of the Yuan dynasty master Mi Youren, demonstrating the Ming period practice of studying and reinterpreting earlier artistic traditions. Executed in ink on paper, the work showcases the delicate brushwork and atmospheric perspective characteristic of the literati painting tradition, with misty mountains and scattered architectural elements creating a sense of poetic depth. The attribution reflects Qian Gu's scholarly engagement with art historical precedent while establishing his own position within the continuum of Chinese landscape painting.