• Unidentified artist
• Joseon Dynasty, mid-16th century
• Ink and light color on silk
• Private Collection

This painting depicts a riverside pavilion in early spring. Centered on the pavilion, the composition forms a circular structure, gently enclosed by the river, mountains, and trees. In the foreground, two large pine trees stand tall, and beneath them, white plum blossoms bloom—subtly indicating the season. Inside the pavilion are three figures; one plays the geomungo (zither), and a bronze ritual vessel is set beside them, creating an atmosphere of elegant leisure. The architectural elements—latticed windows, tiled roof, railings, and stone floor—are rendered with meticulous detail. The overall composition employs a technique characterized by precise, ruler-straight lines and a strong sense of balance.