File:Ni Jianghuai 1937.jpg

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  • Information: Sunset of Mt. Seven Stars/ Ni Chiang-huai/ 1937/ Paper/ Watercolor/ 32 x 48 cm
  • Information in Chinese: 七星夕照/ 倪蔣懷/ 1937/ 紙/水彩/ 32 x 48 cm
  • Description in Chinese: 陽明山區是倪蔣懷經常實地寫生的地點。1937年這一片風光獨特的火山地質區首次被規劃為大屯國立公園。這幅「七星夕照」是從士林天母附近眺望草山，是台北的名勝景觀。近景是芝山岩前的廟宇，第二重山是現在仰德大道上山仔后的稜線，其後為紗帽山及七星山。構圖穩重大方而且色彩變化鮮明，充份表現出台北北區的地理景觀特色。是倪氏晚年的得意作。（倪伯群）


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