River Sails and Lofty Buildings
- Image Number: K2A000003N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Tang dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: Li Sixun;李思訓
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 101.9×54.7
- Description:
The buildings in the painting are built along the mountain. There are corridors on the left and right of the main entrance. The main hall has double eaves and rests on the top of the mountain, covered with gray tiles. The lower eaves are made of large dougong. A bucket of three liters is built on the column head, and the wall is equipped with mullions. In this picture, the dougong and the beam columns are painted with vermilion. The so-called “white wall and red couplets” are interspersed with the green landscape.
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