Length:111cm(43.70in) Width:41.5cm(16.34in)Color on silk. This is a fine bird-and-flower work of Xuanhe Academy style. The gnarled ancient pine bears dense, vigorous pine needles and textured bark. An eagle perches on the pine branch, its feathers meticulously outlined and rendered with delicate brushwork, featuring piercing eyes and a steady majestic bearing. A flying bird spreads its wings in the upper left of the composition, creating a vivid contrast between motion and stillness. The inscription “Painted and inscribed by imperial command at Xuanhe Hall” appears on the right, sealed with Emperor Huizong’s imperial seal. Multiple imperial collector seals of successive dynasties are stamped across the silk. Executed in the refined realistic canon of the Northern Song Xuanhe Painting Academy, the work achieves perfect unity of form and spirit, representing the pinnacle of Song academic bird-and-flower painting. The silk carries an antique patina from centuries of age, mounted as an original hanging scroll in stable condition.

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