Művész: He Yu (何煜, 1853-1928)
találka: 1904
méret: 173 x 100 cm
múzeum: Hwajeong Museum (Seoul, South Korea)
Technika: Paper
Cat symbolized longevity in general. This is because Chinese character for a cat (猫) and that of ‘old’ (耄) are both pronounced ‘mao.’ Meanwhile a cat drawn with long, narrow iris would indicate that it’s noon in the picture, the brightest time of the day. Add some tall and long peonies into the scene to show flowers in full bloom and the painting would be interpreted as symbolizing wealth and prosperity in full bloom just those peonies. He Yu who was born in Shanghai was active throughout late Qing Era to early days of the Republic of China. He was also skilled at drawing birds and flowers.
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