In Imitation of Huang Gongwang’s “Autumn Mountains”
- Image Number: K2A002464N000000000PAA
- Dynasty: Qing dynasty
- Category: Paintings
- Author: 王原祁
- Form: 軸
- Exhibition dimension: 106.5×60
- Description:
In this painting, the mountain rocks are painted with a linen chap and a side brush. In many places, ochre, juicy green and floral blue are directly used. The fresh color contrast brings a vibrant atmosphere to the picture. In the foreground, two groups of tall trees and pines cause two mountain movements: one from the bottom left to the middle right and extends to the main mountain on the right; The other branch extends from the lower left to the middle left mountain range, and finally from the remote mountain ridge to the upper right main mountain. Through the horizontal Tingzhu, houses, small bridges, and earth slopes, the left and right veins are connected. The flowing water is introduced from the bottom right. With the two mountains echoing from side to side, it seems to be broken and connected, leading to the integration of the distant water bank and the sky, and embracing the mountain in the composition of water sky connection.
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