Fresh Waters and Clearing Hills
- Image Number: K2A000537N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Ming dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: 文伯仁
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 125×32.8
- Description:
This work was also made in the year of Gengwu of Jiajing (1570), which belongs to the late work of Wen Beren. In the foreground, Lin Liu Gao Shi looks at the opposite crane on the stream stone, and seems to be going to the mountains with his friends. At the top of the picture, you can touch the sea of clouds. In addition to the temple, there are also several huts. Outside the hut, two people stand on the firewood bridge and look down on the stream. Perhaps they are looking forward to the arrival of friends at the foot of the mountain. The mountain here is as shallow as jade. The cliff and Taihu Lake stone are covered with fresh green grass and moss spots. The stream flows slowly at the horizontal level, and the clouds are surging. Wen Biren described this place as a fairyland, like eulogizing and praising his hometown Linquan.
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