• Unidentified artist
• Joseon Dynasty, mid-16th century
• Ink and light color on silk
• The British Museum
• Funded by Hahn Kwang-Ho Purchase Fund (2001,1130,0.1)

In the foreground, a hill and mountain appear on the left, gradually leading toward a large central peak in the distance. Gentle slopes dotted with trees unfold, and a cluster of pavilions occupies the middle left. The textures of the mountains and rocks are rendered with fine, delicate brushstrokes, while the pine needles are individually drawn with thin lines and lightly colored. Trees in the distance are simply brushed in ink without outlines. The overall composition and style reflect the An Gyeon school, with visible influence from the Ming-era Zhe school.