Fisherman on a Snowy Day
- Image Number: K2A000029N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
- Category: Paintings
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 62.1×32.7
- Description:
The heavy snow was flying, and the bamboo groves on the river bank were bowed down by the snow, and the opposite bank was also covered in a gray snow color. The fisherman standing on the bank shrank his neck and covered his mouth. The raincoat was full of snow, and he could not help feeling a piercing chill. Snow bamboo does not need to be left blank, but painted with white powder. It has a strong feeling of snow. The meaning of this painting comes from Zheng Gu of the Tang Dynasty’s “Ode in the Snow”: “The tea smoke is wet in the monk’s house, and the wine is weak in the song house. The fisherman wears a coir raincoat when he comes to the painting place on the river at night.”
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