Rubbing of Pines and Storks very well done, with ink variations: black in the background, lighter in the rocks and surroundings. It comes from a 1680 stele.
Two storks are represented in a landscape consisting of two pine trees, rocks, plants and a stream. Popular Taoist symbols of long life.
Transcription top right: 'Painting of pines and storks. In the spring of 'Geng Shen' year (1920), Zhu Ji Yi wrote '.
Technique: black ink on paper.
In the Museum since 1925. From Henan.
