[Fan page of Arhat’s image of solemn subduing the dragon]
Fan page of Arhat’s image of solemn subduing the dragon, solemnly painted in the Ming Dynasty, gold paper, color setting, 16cm in length and 50cm in width
In the picture, Arhat borrows from the image of Arhat. He has deep eyes, high nose, and red cassock. He sits on the edge of the cliff with his right hand. A column of water rises from the bowl of his right hand. A dragon heads into the clouds in front of him and looks at him. The branches and leaves of the trees behind Arhat are blown to the rear, which sets off his calm, self-confident and spiritual ease
![图片[1]-Fan page of Arhat’s image of subduing the dragon solemnly-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Ming dynasty/painting/63232[1024].jpg)
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