[Storey Spring View Map Page]
Storey Spring View Map Page, Song Dynasty, silk version, color setting, 23.7cm vertically and 26.4cm horizontally
This picture has no print. On the picture, Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty wrote a poem with five rules. Seal the collection seals of Qianlong’s internal government
The picture of Chonglou is drawn with a thin pen. It is exquisite and empty, and the spring scenery of the distant mountains is bright, but it has a faint silence in the bright. A woman on the floor with a maid on the railing overlooking Guifan in the blue waves. Although the main body of the painting is a lifeless building, the whole picture clearly reveals a trace of “spring resentment”, which shows the superb skills of the Southern Song Dynasty pavilion painters in borrowing things and expressing feelings.
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