Copy of “Four Paragons of Filial Piety” by a Yuan Artist-China Archive

Image Number: K2A001715N000000000PAF
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Category: Paintings
Author: 丁觀鵬;愛新覺羅弘曆
Form: 卷
Exhibition dimension: 書一38.7×18、畫一38.7×54.3、書二38.7×15.7、畫二38.7×53.6、書三38.7×16.9、畫三38.7×50.5、書四38.7×16.1、畫四38.7×57、書五38.7×11.6、引首38.7×76.6
Description:
Ding Guanpeng began to paint in the palace in the fourth year of Emperor Yongzheng’s reign (1726). After the Qianlong Dynasty, he gradually gained a reputation. In the 35th year of Emperor Qianlong’s reign (1770), he left his post due to illness without any other records. Ding Guanpeng often imitates ancient paintings, such as Xiyuan Yaji, Luoshen Fu and other landscape figure paintings, and has also copied religious themes such as the origin of the practice world, five stars and twenty eight constellations. This is the March of the 12th year of Qianlong’s reign (1747). Ding Guanpeng was ordered to copy the Four Filial Pieties of the Yuan Dynasty. Most of the composition details were similar, but the paper version was changed, and the western method was used to apply color to increase the brightness. Although it is a temporary work, it has added new ideas visually.