Border Jingzhao Bamboo Crane Map Axis

[Bian Jingzhao Bamboo Crane Painting Axis]

Bamboo Crane Painting Axis, Ming Dynasty, Bian Jingzhao painting, silk version, color setting, 180.4 cm vertically and 118 cm horizontally
The painting history of Tsinghua Pavilion is made by Bian Jingzhao. “
In the picture, a pair of cranes are elegant, dignified and noble, enjoying themselves among the green bamboos. The painter depicts the image of the crane with exquisite brushwork, and the superb technique makes the brushwork integrate into the object image. The white and light feathers of the crane are clear, as if floating on the screen, making the viewer hold his breath and concentrate. The head, neck and tail feathers of the crane are made of heavy ink, plus a little red on the top of the crane, which is particularly eye-catching. Draw bamboo with ink and brush and then apply color. The color contrast of the whole painting is distinct. The overall painting style is the typical style of Bian Jingzhao. It inherits the rich and noble features of Huang Quan of the Five Dynasties and the flower and bird paintings of the Song Dynasty painting academy, with a strong court flavor.