"""Hound Hunting Rabbit Ju Lian (1828—1904) Folding fan, ink and colour on gold-flecked paper Gift of Mr. Ho Iu-kwong, Mr. Fok Bo-choi, Mr. Li De and others  Art museum collection  Acc. no. 1973.0324  The long leg and slim belly give great speed and agility to the sighthound, which make it possible to chase preys like rabbit. This uncommon scenario of hound's hunting was captured by a Late-Qing Cantonese painter Ju Lian, who mostly painted plants and animals in albums and on fans. The painting was done in Ju's famous techniques called """"boneless (no outline)"""" and """"break-in (i.e. dashing water against a moist surface)""""."""
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