Bamboo in the Wind
- Image Number: K2A000819N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
- Category: Paintings
- Author: Li Po;李坡
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 131.2×91.5
- Description:
On the slope between the rocks, there are two dark bamboo poles, swaying in the wind. The leaves intersect, and they seem to be whispering. This painting is not printed by the artist, and it was once said to be a work of Li Po. However, an obvious S-shaped composition was made from Tupo to the main trunk of the bamboo grove, which is very similar to the “Ink Bamboo” in the collection of our institute, and the painting method of Jiao Mo’s withered brush is quite similar to the style of the Yuan people, which is suspected to be the work of the Yuan people.
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