Painting by Sin Yun-bok of a red river flowing through dark ancient Korea, aerial view, realistic with lots of details
A blood-red river winds through a valley, a scene of profound sorrow. A multitude of figures, likely mourners, are gathered near a temple-like structure along the riverbank. The river’s crimson hue suggests a tragedy, perhaps a great loss of life, impacting the entire valley. The painting, likely inspired by historical or mythical events, evokes a sense of loss and collective grief.
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