Rainy Landscape 1767 - 1799

toned paper

water colours

asian-art

landscape

possibly oil pastel

coloured pencil

coffee painting

underpainting

mountain

pastel chalk drawing

watercolour bleed

watercolour illustration

watercolor

"Rainy Landscape" is a painting by Korean artist Kim Su-gyu (1767–1833) that depicts a misty mountain scene. The painting is executed in ink and light color on silk and is housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The work showcases the artist's mastery of the "bunjing" style of landscape painting popular during the Joseon Dynasty. This style emphasizes delicate brushwork, creating a sense of ethereal beauty and tranquility. This artwork is a testament to the beauty and tradition of Korean landscape painting.