Citation
"Wild Geese, Chrysanthemums, and Reeds (An Chung-sik (also known as Sim-chŏn)) , 2005.111,” Harvard Art Museums collections online, Nov 21, 2024, https://hvrd.art/o/20976.
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The long, narrow painted scroll shows four large birds that are grey and black with orange beaks and feet. Two of the birds are standing at the bottom-left of the scroll. The bird in front is looking up and the bird behind is facing left. There are small, black strokes around their feet and blue and orange flowers behind them. There are long, narrow leaves behind them as well. The other two large birds are to the top-right with their wings outstretched and heads pointing down towards the standing birds. Behind the heads of these birds is a large white circle with light grey shadow around it. There is a small vertical row of Chinese writing on the middle-right of the scroll. The background is off-white.