Towers and Pavilions in Mountains of the Immortals
- Image Number: C2A000033N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Ming dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: Qiu Ying;仇英
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 110.5x 42.1
- Description:
The pavilions and pavilions in the pines in the mountains and valleys are interspersed. A scholar in the pavilion on the right looks into the distance, two phoenix birds stand on the platform, and the scholar in the pavilion on the left sits facing each other as if talking. In the distance, the peaks are towering and cascading, with clouds and mists swirling around them and waterfalls pouring down. The painting of Shanglu Shidao (1517-1580) recorded Cai Yu (1457-1541)’s “immortal mountain ode” in regular script in Gengxu (1550), Jiajing. It spoke of the immortal mountain’s endless immortality. The mortals followed the ancient immortals to get the way and entered the immortal world of Changle.
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