[Li Zai Kuaozhu Yaofeng Map Axis]
Kuaozhu Yaofeng Map Axis, Ming Dynasty, Li Zai Painting, silk version, ink brush, 165.2 cm vertically and 90.4 cm horizontally
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This painting was once mistakenly painted by Guo Xi of the Northern Song Dynasty. Later, the imprint of Li Zai was found on the painting, so it was renamed
The work adopts panoramic landscape, with grand momentum, dense and solid texture, and thick ink rhyme. The painting trees are in the shape of “crab claw branches”. From the perspective of artistic conception and brushwork, it is really very similar to Guo Xi, and is a typical northern landscape.
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