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| # | Contents |
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| Title | Chrysanthemum and Butterfly |
| Author | Painted by Hong Nakchoe (1735~1757), calligraphy by Hong Naksam (1734~1753) and Hong Nakseong (1718~1798) |
| Description | This painting depicts two sprays of pink and yellow chrysanthemum flowers, butterflies, and a grasshopper. It was painted using diverse techniques and evokes a literati tone. Based on the verse “picking chrysanthemum under the east fence” in Twenty Poems After Drinking Wine (飮酒二十首, Ch. Yinjiu ershishou) by Tao Yuanming (陶淵明, 365–427), chrysanthemums came to represent a scholar living in seclusion. A literati painter Hong Naksam painted this painting and his elder brothers wrote the colophon on the painting. |
| Category | Culture / Art - Letter & Paintings - Paintings - painting |
| Source | National Museum of Korea. |
| Accession Number | Deoksu 2483 |
| Culture/Period | Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) |
| Materials | Silk Fabric - Silk |
| Dimensions |
61.2 × 39.2 cm
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| URL |
$132.00
