[Viewing the Wonderful Appearance of Peng | A Replica of a Qing Dynasty Buddhist Rhyme] This central hall captures the exquisite rhythm of Ding's "Golden and Green Buddhist Images," seamlessly blending the essence of Xiu's Zen philosophy with the realism of Lang Shining. Specially selected fine silk from the imperial collection, treated with a secret method of ten alums and nine dyes, the vibrant colors and inks resemble precious light reflected on a wall, while the flowing folds of the garments allude to the subtle "iron wire drawing" technique of the "Dharma Realm Origin and Flow Diagram." This reproduction, reaching the standard of "Ruyi Pavilion Study Level," demonstrates the pinnacle of Qianlong court art beyond ordinary Buddhist paintings. Beyond mere resemblance, it truly recreates the fusion of Han and Tibetan Buddhist art during the Kangxi and Qianlong eras, a rare example of Guan Peng in this era. Material: Silk cloth Mounting size: 192x85 cm Painting size: 148x64 cm
