한아도권-화심
Step into a freezing 10th-century winter with this masterful scroll by Li Cheng, a pioneer of Chinese landscape painting. The scene is a desolate, snow-dusted forest where gnarled, leafless trees—famous for their distinctive 'crab-claw' branches—twist dramatically against the sky. Dozens of jackdaws bring the chilly scene to life, huddling in the branches or fluttering low over the frozen ground. The numerous red seals stamped across the top are the 'likes' of ancient emperors and collectors, proving this piece has been coveted for nearly a millennium.
- Technique
- Ink and light color on silk
- Material
- Silk
Location: Liaoning Provincial Museum
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