明/清 佚名 舊傳陸青 洗馬圖 冊頁|Washing a Horse
The Met
Artist: Lu Qing|Unidentified artist(Chinese, active 1190–1195)
Department: Asian Art
Classification: Paintings
Medium: Album leaf; ink on silk
Dimensions: 11 13/16 x 16 in. (30 x 40.6 cm)
Credit Line: John Stewart Kennedy Fund, 1913
Visual Descriptions
AI GeneratedVisual Summary
Brief Description
Faded image: dark horse led by two men, a third man crouching on muted brown ground
Detailed Description
The image is faded and monochromatic, with an overall muted brown or sepia tone. The composition features a horse and three human figures arranged horizontally. On the left, a dark-colored horse stands, facing right. Its head and neck are clearly visible, rendered in a darker shade of brown or black, with a bridle around its head. A human figure, appearing to be a man, stands to the horse's left, holding the bridle with both hands. This figure wears a light-colored robe and a head covering. Behind the horse's head, another human figure, also appearing to be a man, is partially visible, wearing a similar light-colored garment and head covering. The horse's body extends to the right, with a dark, saddle-like shape on its back. The hindquarters of the horse are much fainter and blend into the background. To the horse's right, a third human figure, appearing to be a man, is depicted in a crouching or kneeling posture, facing left towards the horse. He wears a dark robe with visible folds and a head covering. His gaze is directed downwards. In the upper right corner, a vertical column of text is written in reddish-brown ink. The text is partially faded but legible.
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