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Mistaken View of Mt. Jun from Jingjiang River Mouth

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This evocative landscape painting gracefully captures a serene riverside scene where towering cliffs rise sharply against a vast, misty expanse of water. The composition leads the viewer's eye from the dark, textured pine trees on the left, which stand with jagged strength, toward the smooth, cloud-like formations hovering above the distant river. A small group of figures, depicted with delicate brushstrokes in muted colors, gathers near the water's edge, introducing a quiet human presence that enhances the contemplative mood. The subtle interplay of ink washes and controlled brush lines evoke a sense of timelessness and natural majesty, typical of the exquisite Song dynasty landscape tradition. The ink calligraphy inscribed on the upper right further enriches the scene, inviting a poetic dialogue between the visual and the textual—a hallmark of classical Chinese landscape painting.

Mistaken View of Mt. Jun from Jingjiang River Mouth

Feng Zikai

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