Traditional Chinese Handscroll of Modern Chicago Riverwalk

A magnificent, highly detailed traditional Chinese ink and color handscroll painting on ancient silk, perfectly mimicking the artistic style, brushwork, and scattered perspective of Zhang Zeduan's masterpiece "Along the River During the Qingming Festival". Center Scene: Overlooking the bustling modern Chicago Riverwalk. The focus is the massive steel bascule bridge (DuSable Bridge/Michigan Avenue Bridge), with traffic, countless cars, yellow taxis, and Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) buses shuttling across, all depicted with precise traditional brushstrokes. Environmental Details: On the Chicago River below, modern architectural style cruise ships, water taxis, and kayaks shuttle back and forth. Skyscrapers of various styles line the riverbanks (resembling the Wrigley Building and Tribune Tower), painted using traditional "Jiehua" architectural painting techniques. Elevated railways and moving "L" trains are visible in the background. Human Activity: The Riverwalk and sidewalks by the bridge are crowded with hundreds of small figures in modern casual wear. Some are jogging, some are taking photos with smartphones, some are queuing at street food stalls (hot dog stands), and some are walking dogs. The whole scene is rich in detail, slightly chaotic, and presented in soft retro earth tones.