Lin Yushan "Red Pompelmo" L-Shaped Three-Layer Folder

The young artist Lin Yushan first gained recognition at official art exhibitions, and "Red Pompelmo" was the work submitted that year. During the Taiwan Governor-General's Art Exhibition period, Japanese officials encouraged creators to depict Taiwan in their paintings, reflecting its unique characteristics. Lin Yushan replaced the camellias in Mokuhō Hayami's "Famous Trees, Scattered Stumps" with pomelos, which were abundantly produced in the Chianan region at the time. The lush tree and abundant fruit readily suggest a moment of leisure and harvest. A cat resting beneath the pomelo tree gazes up at a hovering hornet, adding a touch of lively charm to the scene. The simple and clean composition, combined with the intricate arrangement of pomelo leaves, forms a style that leans towards the ornate Japanese aesthetic, characteristic of Lin Yushan's work during this period. This product features three layers for convenient document organization!