明 佚名 舊傳韓幹 圉人呈馬圖 卷|Horse and groom
The Met
Artist: Unidentified artist(16th century)
Date: 16th century
Department: Asian Art
Classification: Paintings
Medium: Handscroll; ink and color on silk
Dimensions: Image: 12 in. × 20 1/4 in. (30.5 × 51.4 cm) Overall with mounting: 12 9/16 in. × 23 ft. 3/4 in. (31.9 × 702.9 cm)
Credit Line: From the Collection of A. W. Bahr, Purchase, Fletcher Fund, 1947
Visual Descriptions
AI GeneratedVisual Summary
Brief Description
A robed man leads a dark horse with a red bridle, amidst calligraphic text and red seals
Detailed Description
A light brown background features a man leading a horse, accompanied by extensive calligraphic text and red seals. On the right, a man with light skin, a dark beard, and dark hair stands facing left. He wears a long, light red robe with dark fur trim around the collar, cuffs, and hem, and dark boots. His left hand is raised, while his right hand holds a thin red rope. The rope extends to the left, connecting to the bridle of a large horse. The horse, positioned on the left side of the composition, is predominantly dark gray or black, with lighter gray and white markings on its face, lower legs, and belly. It wears a red bridle with a circular red decorative element on its cheek. The horse is depicted in motion, with its front left leg lifted. Numerous columns of black calligraphic text are present across the top and right portions of the background. Several red square and circular seals are stamped throughout the light brown surface, particularly in the area surrounding the man and in the upper right corner.
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