Fan Page of Chen Elemental Orchid

[The fan page of Chen Elemental Orchid Map]

The fan page of the Orchid Map, Ming Dynasty, Chen Elemental Painting, gold paper, ink pen, 17.7cm vertically and 53.7cm horizontally
The fan page has a self-title: “When the cup is drawn up, the mirror can be slightly cold. The cherry blossoms on the foil are ripe, and the candle is broken when the curtain is hung. The book length is late, and the dream is more difficult. The scene sounds like two butterflies, but it is more difficult than the old Wanlan. I have not clear and I hope that the play will be written for my brother Qiyang. Chen Yuanyuan.” Seal the “element” Zhu Wenyin
“Jiwei” refers to the forty-seventh year of the Wanli calendar of the Ming Dynasty (1619)
The picture depicts a clump of rootless orchids, and the five-meter poem of Li Shangyin’s “Dawn” is recorded next to it. The swaying orchid is covered by the orchid leaves, and the flowers and leaves echo each other, connecting with the inner charm that can’t be written, and reaching the state of scattered and concentrated. The level of the author’s painting of orchids is generally recognized as higher than that of Wang Guxiang and Zhou Tianqiu, the famous painters of orchids of the same era