Among Autumn Waters and Mist
- Image Number: K2A000245N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Yuan dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: 朱德潤
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 102.6×44.3
- Description:
On the autumn plain, a man rode a horse, followed by servants. In the distant pavilion, two people looked at the high platform. In the deep of the cloud spring, the jungle temple is faintly visible. The slope stone and the stream water are arranged in an intricate way. The painting stone is made of curly cloud chapped. The ink color is thick and light, and it is dyed more than chapped; The crab claw branch is often used for painting trees, which is a little bit of the legacy of Li Guo’s landscape in the Yuan Dynasty.
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