Pair of Lohan Paintings
- Image Number: K2A000352N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Yuan dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: Anonymous
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 157.6×79.6
- Description:
Nine Arhats and two waiters are painted on the left and right axes, forming a group of 18 Arhats. In the painting, Luohan holds sutras, Zhu fans, rosary beads, lotus flowers, incense burners, etc., with different shapes, old or young; It can also be used as a Indian Arhat, with deep eyes and big nose, dark brown skin color, or a Han monk, with eyebrows and fine eyes, and white and clear skin color. The lines of clothing lines are condensed, and the pen is changeable. Sometimes they are even and smooth; Sometimes, they stumble and turn, and are vigorous and powerful. The facial features and mustaches of the characters are all hooked with fine pens, and the patterns on the clothes are also delicately expressed. Although there is no author’s stamp, the painting is exquisite and meticulous. The color is beautiful but not bright. It is elegant and elegant. It is a representative religious painting of the Yuan Dynasty.
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