Sixteen Lohans
- Image Number: C2A000149N000000000PAG
- Dynasty: Ming dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: Ding Yunpeng;丁雲鵬
- Form: 卷
- Exhibition dimension: 30.8x 408.1、引首30.8x 106.5、 拖尾30.8x 110
- Description:
The ink painting is composed of strange rocks, green trees in streams, and sixteen Arhats. Ding used the line drawing method to draw figures. The lines of clothing patterns sometimes turned round and smooth, and sometimes Titon turned. The strokes were changeable. The characters have different postures and vivid expressions. The strokes of the tree stone chapped dye are vertical and horizontal. The shape seems random, but the skill is deep. The composition of this picture is dense and there is no space left blank. However, the ink color of the whole volume is subtle, so there is no sense of forcing. It is truly a natural charm.
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