Spring Intoxication, Silk, 291.3x171.5, Taipei
Dai Jin, the founder of the Ming Dynasty's Zhe School, captures the lively essence of spring in this towering landscape, aptly titled 'Spring Drunkenness.' Tiny figures are scattered throughout the misty mountains—some boating on the river, others crossing bridges or gathering under ancient pines, seemingly intoxicated by the season's beauty. The dramatic, jagged peaks rising into the clouds showcase his masterful brushwork, blending bold ink strokes with delicate details. It's a bustling scene of nature and humanity coexisting in perfect harmony, inviting viewers to lose themselves in the misty depths.
- Technique
- Ink on silk
- Material
- Silk
- Dimensions
- 291.3 x 171.5 cm
Location: National Palace Museum, Taipei
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