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Title
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Eighteen Luohans, Scene Seven: Immortal at the Foot of a Pine Tree
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Description
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An Immortal at the foot of a pine tree, attended by a servant with a ru-i scepter. Since he holds a pot from which curls the smoke of magic incense, he may be Li Tie-guai, legendary pupil of Lao Tze and Patron of Magic. The Immortal is summoning at the far end of his incense a bat-winged demon who bears, downward past the tree tops, two peonies, presumably for an Empress Immortal who sits in delighted anticipation before the Magician.
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Creator
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Zhou Xun, 1649-1729
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Date
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1705
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Is Part Of
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Asian Art Collection
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Format
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painting
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hand scroll
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Identifier
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PUA_ART_1957_1h
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Rights
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Copyright Not Evaluated
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http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/
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Alternative Title
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Taoist Immortals (Hsien Nung) on P'eng Lai, Mystic Isle of the Blest
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Extent
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16 in x 221 in; scroll dowel 1 in
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Medium
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Ink on paper
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Type
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Still Image
