Fishing Skiff by a Willow Bank
- Image Number: K2A000479N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Ming dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: Qiu Ying;仇英
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 102.9×47.2
- Description:
In this painting, willows and willows are drawn on the shore in fine line drawing. Gao Shi wears a gauze cap, bares his chest and exposes his belly, holds a pole in the transverse wave, and washes his feet in the current. A couple of mandarin ducks can be seen on the bank, playing in the water. It is elegant, elegant and beautiful, and full of literati flavor. In addition to Qiu Ying’s stamp on the lower right, there is also an inscription by Wen Peng (1498-1573) on the upper left. Wen Zhengming, Wen Peng and his father and son had a negative friendship with Qiu Yingsu, and they also wrote inscriptions and postscripts for him, so that the calligraphy and painting would complement each other.
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