宋人畫雪蘆雙雁 軸
- Image Number: K2A000208N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Song dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 174.6×99.5
- Description:
The white swan perches among the reeds, one is leisurely, the other is looking at the kingfisher flying far away. There are no obvious chapped lines on the slope bank of the snow scene. Where reeds touch the snow, waterlogging is left in the open space, and then powder is used to show the bleak atmosphere of snow. In the late Northern Song Dynasty, such geese and geese were often paired with autumn scenery and cold forest, which meant that the bleak and bitter cold did not change their love. This painting was made later than the Northern Song Dynasty, but it preserves the lingering charm of flowers and birds in the Song Dynasty.
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