Cranes Under A Peach Tree Borders & Matting:Matted to shed the cares of

to shed the cares of the day and renew the spirit

painted with feeling in muted palette attempting to convey an eerie atmosphere and to tell a story of mystery back in the medieval era

How exhilarating it would be to see everything from above and be able to look down on the rooftops and countryside

Art of cubes VII (Print Only) by Vitor Costa

Cranes Under A Peach Tree Borders & Matting:Matted to shed the cares ofIn ancient China the crane was regarded as having a long life span. It also represents a lasting soaring spirit, health and happiness. The rock formations reveal elements of Chinese Ming style painting with its spaciousness and natural depiction of landscape elements. The most favoured colour scheme for shading these rocks was blue and green, the two mineral pigments derived from natural stone deposits.