Dai Jinkui Stone Nymphaea Figure Axis

[Daijin Nymphaea scroll]

The scroll of the Nymphaea scroll, Ming Dynasty, Daijin painting, paper edition, color setting, vertical 115 cm, horizontal 39.6 cm
The signature: “Jing An is written by Kui Zhai.” The seal is “Qian Tang Dai Wen Jin”. There are four inscriptions and postscripts on the top of the painting, including Liu Tai of Ming Dynasty. The seal is “Zhu Zhichi”
There is a hollyhock in full bloom in this painting, and two butterflies are dancing
In Dai Jin’s works, meticulous painting of flowers and birds is rare. The painting is delicate and beautiful in color, which not only retains the exquisite style of the courtyard flowers and birds in the Song Dynasty, but also absorbs the elegance of the money of the Yuan Dynasty. The lake stone at the bottom of the picture has rough texture and concave-convex, which is in sharp contrast with flowers, plants and insects
Modern He Kunyu and Pang Laichen’s “Xu Zhai Famous Paintings” Volume II description.