Old Print #39
The prompt is to draw a classical Chinese ink painting with poetry, horizontal version. The full text of Li Bai's "About to Enter the Wine" is in vertical traditional calligraphy in the center of the picture, starting f…
Prompt
The prompt is to draw a classical Chinese ink painting with poetry, horizontal version. The full text of Li Bai's "About to Enter the Wine" is in vertical traditional calligraphy in the center of the picture, starting from "You don't see the water of the Yellow River coming up from the sky" all the way to "I will sell the eternal sorrow with you". On the right side of the picture, there is an image of Li Bai holding a wine glass and looking at the moon. His white clothes are fluttering among the mountains and rivers, with pine branches sticking out behind him and a waterfall and attic in the distance. In the lower left corner, there is a wine jar with the word "wine" on it, an incense burner, and several branches of ink bamboo. The title of the poem "Jiang Jin Li Bai" is in regular script in the middle, and the inscription "Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty" is accompanied by a red cinnabar seal. The overall yellowish rice paper background.
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