Seated Portrait of Emperor Xizong
- Image Number: C2A000320N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Ming dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 203.6x 156.9
- Description:
This statue is similar to the portrait axis of other emperors in the late Ming Dynasty. Wearing a good crown with wings and a dragon robe, it is sitting on a throne with a large screen at the back. The Xizong statue is the most colorful one among all the emperors. In addition to the basic equipment, whether it is the red lacquer gold color high table on both sides of the jade dragon pattern throne, the incense burner on the table, the bottle flower, the book scroll, the embroidery pier on the pillow elbow on the throne, or the carpet laid below the throne, they are all luxuriously decorated, exquisite and gorgeous. The majesty and prosperity of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty are built by colorful scenery and robes.
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