Pavilions of the Immortals
- Image Number: K2A002290N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Ming dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: Ding Yunpeng;丁雲鵬
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 187.1×52.1
- Description:
The rocks in this painting are stacked in layers, which is both surprising and dangerous. The mountain road winds up, and the palaces and pavilions are scattered among them. Scholars either walk with sticks or watch the waterfalls and listen to the pines. The architecture of this work is based on boundary painting, with fine and strict structure; The mountain stone is hooked with ink lines, and the Gui Ridge is exposed; Pine needles and moss spots are painted by a fine center, rich in layers. The full effect is exquisite, green and tinted. It is bright and beautiful without losing its elegance. Its long and narrow banners, stacked composition and elegant colors all resemble the style of literary school.
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